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You got that right!Thanks Jay and Ron,
Location of board members is not a big deal. We have the conferencing technology, Skype for example, to allow board meetings to be held at anytime.
Since there is a The Board Room section on the forum, I would suggest the agenda for the board meetings be placed there and allow members to post ideas and suggestions to be included in the agenda.
As you can probably imagine, the last three months worth of board meetings have dealt almost exclusively with convention details. I believe that all those countless hours paid off in the form of a great convention. Yes, the convention was not perfect (no one ever is), so after the convention, the next board meeting dissected the convention, discussing the shortcomings, and making suggestions for next year's convention.
The next conference call will start the discussion about many of the items touched on here.
A word to the wise: The board certainly recognizes the importance of the SAAC forum to members and non-members alike. However, the board members do not read each post, nor do we have the time or desire to answer every question raised, especially rude comments from non-members who are trying to stir up trouble. If you SAAC members have a concern, let us know. We take suggestions from members very seriously.
For you non-members, join SAAC and show your support for these cars and the rest of the great people associated with this club.
Regards,
Jay
What if he is 52?This photo is from 1977, taken at a Vincent motorcycle club gathering at Shadow Lake, Ontario. I believe this is CSX2460, owned at the time by Phil Ramey. The gentleman on the Moto Guzzi is Rollie Free, the man that rode a Vincent at 150 MPH at Bonneville, in bathing trunks, in that famous picture.
Now, THERE'S a man who looks like he lived life to the fullest. Honestly, that's how I want to be / look when I'm his age.
What if he is 52?This photo is from 1977, taken at a Vincent motorcycle club gathering at Shadow Lake, Ontario. I believe this is CSX2460, owned at the time by Phil Ramey. The gentleman on the Moto Guzzi is Rollie Free, the man that rode a Vincent at 150 MPH at Bonneville, in bathing trunks, in that famous picture.
Now, THERE'S a man who looks like he lived life to the fullest. Honestly, that's how I want to be / look when I'm his age.
This photo is from 1977, taken at a Vincent motorcycle club gathering at Shadow Lake, Ontario. I believe this is CSX2460, owned at the time by Phil Ramey. The gentleman on the Moto Guzzi is Rollie Free, the man that rode a Vincent at 150 MPH at Bonneville, in bathing trunks, in that famous picture.
