Mobile,AL Troopy Spotting

[BinaryDude]

While on my way to lunch today I happened to spot a troopy!!

Talked to the owner for a few minutes, exchanged email addresses.

 

[werd]

Not to bad looking either!

 

[BinaryDude]

he said he had a wreck a few weeks back, but since it is his DD he can't take it off the road long enough to fix it...

He is also on mud here somewhere... hope to get him pulled over tot he dixieside....

 

[BinaryDude]

Werd, whenever you want to talk about getting an import just let me know. the people i have been working with are great.

 

[werd]

Werd, whenever you want to talk about getting an import just let me know. the people i have been working with are great.

Will do! Thanks!

 

[Seattlemobile]

OK I joined. Now how do I access all this information?

 

[BinaryDude]

OK I joined. Now how do I access all this information?

That is great Mark. What information are you looking for?

And don't forget to post up in the FJ45 owners area and send HJ47 your vin for the registry.

I suggest joining the TLCA, and pming Werd about joining the Dixieland Cruisers.

 

[Land Speeder]

Mark, what up with the name? SeattleMobile? I got ties to both, obviously you do too. I lived in Greenlake/Wedgwood area for 3 years.... thinking of moving back one day.
My brother and sister and both thier families are still up there.
I also lived in Mobile&Dauphin Island my high school years, sister and her family still down there.

 

[Seattlemobile]

Mark, what up with the name? SeattleMobile? I got ties to both, obviously you do too. I lived in Greenlake/Wedgwood area for 3 years.... thinking of moving back one day.
My brother and sister and both thier families are still up there.
I also lived in Mobile&Dauphin Island my high school years, sister and her family still down there.

Woe, that is a common thread! I lived in Seattle from 1989 until we moved to Mobile in September 2004 right after Ivan settled down. What a welcome to the South. I miss the northwest, the mountains and accessibility to the wilderness, be it Kayaking, snowboarding, climbing, cycling, you know what it is like... Let me know what you are up to down here.

Mark

 

[Land Speeder]

Woe, that is a common thread! I lived in Seattle from 1989 until we moved to Mobile in September 2004 right after Ivan settled down. What a welcome to the South. I miss the northwest, the mountains and accessibility to the wilderness, be it Kayaking, snowboarding, climbing, cycling, you know what it is like... Let me know what you are up to down here.

Mark

One things for sure, I miss Tiger Mtn on my bike, and also snowboarding... we ran the same circles I'm sure. My sister moved out there in 90 they lived in Wallingford. I spent a few summers out there in the mid 90's then after college went out there. 9/11 happened and well, you know everyone but 2 people lost thier tech job, so I moved back home after being unelpoyeed for quite a while.
I miss Teddy's on 65th and Roosevelt (across from Whole paycheck Foods)

Oh yeah, I'm a sushi nut, so I definitely miss Uwajamaya in the I district and alos Todai buffet.

 

[werd]

I miss the northwest, the mountains and accessibility to the wilderness, be it Kayaking, snowboarding, climbing, cycling, you know what it is like... Let me know what you are up to down here.

Let me know if you want to go paddling sometime. Coosa River 30 mins North of Montgomery. When it rains here there are LOTS of opportunities for creekin' in Alabama. Also, lots of nice rivers in North Georgia and North Carolina.

Good to have you here!

 

[Seattlemobile]

I appreciate that very much. Work and kids have consumed most of my time, but that seems to be improving. I would like very much to get to good water, paddling sounds like just the ticket. I do know that Georgia has tons of places to go, it is just a bit of a haul from Mobile. Thank you again for the invite.