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richardskits · Feb 18, 2004 11:40 AM

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I just wanted to let everyone know that the move to Nevada went off on schedual with a lot of bad weather and a 6 hour trip that usually takes 4 hours. For the folks out there that do not have my new address for richardskits, the e-mail is the same. Larry Richards, 5390 Mesa Verde Dr. Sparks Nevada, 89436. My new kit list will reflect the new address and phone number. The new kit list DOES NOT have a price increase. Just the info that you may want. I don't think I can get this shop in service as soon as I had told everyone. I had no idea how much STUFF I would have to find a place for! I hope to get the shop up and running by April now. With a lot of luck and squeezing, I may have room to move around. Thanks to all for your consideration and help with this change in life style they call RETIREMENT! So far I haven't stopped working! It's got to get better when things settle down.

Larry Richards

CR · Feb 18, 2004 02:06 PM

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Welcome to Sparks,
We're looking forward to meeting you.

CR

Kurt · Feb 18, 2004 03:20 PM

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Glad to hear you made it OK Larry. Congratulations on your retirement. Hope the kit production starts up OK at your new location. I'm interested in purchasing a Little T-Bird from you when you get going again. Good luck!

Kurt

Randy · Feb 18, 2004 08:37 PM

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Larry,

So, of course you're driving up to Albany for the Northwest Regionals over Memorial Day. Aren't you?

Randy Powell

richardskits · Feb 19, 2004 08:06 PM

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Good question! The way things look so far, I'm a month late on getting the shop up and running and have run into a snag on finding a place to put everything. The car is on the driveway and won't see a garage for atleast a month, and I already have 6 kit orders to start. Retirement! I think I'm working harder now than when I worked on the big birds.

Larry Richards

shholt · Feb 19, 2004 09:25 PM

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Larry,
I'm glad I'm not the only one that underestimates the time and effort involved in a move. Our move to Tucson from Seattle was supposed to be easy since we had downsized prior to the move. Wrong! Being very clever, I had the mover put the boxes in the garage. Mid June in Tucson is great for work in the garage - as long as you are finished by about 8 AM. Let me know when you get set up, I would like a Squaw kit.
Steve

The older I get, the better I used to fly!

richardskits · Feb 21, 2004 10:09 AM

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Hi Steve! The Squaw kit is very popular for some reason. I have 2 orders for it already. I will probably start shop work in April if all goes well. You're right! BOXES/BOXES/BOXES!

Larry Richards

C/L Gee Bee · Feb 21, 2004 12:16 PM

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>Hi Steve! The Squaw kit is very popular for some reason. I
>have 2 orders for it already. I will probably start shop
>work in April if all goes well. You're right!
>BOXES/BOXES/BOXES!

Mike Lauerman
Hi, Larry. Glad you got the main part done, the relocation. Regarding those 'boxes, boxes, boxes': Unpack them gleefully, realizing the envy we have for what's in them. LOL,
Mike in Atwater