Greetings,
My name is Mark. I'm soon to be 42, and have been married for almost 19 years. My wife and I have two great kids who are our pride and joy. I have been "into" cars since the 1970s, and have owned around two dozen or so. Mostly Chevies and Oldsmobiles. I am proudly serving our country in the U.S. Air Force after doing 4 years active-duty Navy in the late '80s. These past few years after 9-11 have taken me around the world supporting the the various missions in the war on terror. (Yes, I've been to the "sandbox" too) Whenever I'm home, I'm looking for "W" cars and parts. Always been partial to '62s, but like 'em all. It has been my privilege and honor to meet several members of this forum at Norwalk this summer, and have made many friends here. I'm looking forward to many more good things. Happy to be aboard!
In case your'e curious and didn't know, RPO587 was the order code for the 1962 409/409 cars.
My name is Mark. I'm soon to be 42, and have been married for almost 19 years. My wife and I have two great kids who are our pride and joy. I have been "into" cars since the 1970s, and have owned around two dozen or so. Mostly Chevies and Oldsmobiles. I am proudly serving our country in the U.S. Air Force after doing 4 years active-duty Navy in the late '80s. These past few years after 9-11 have taken me around the world supporting the the various missions in the war on terror. (Yes, I've been to the "sandbox" too) Whenever I'm home, I'm looking for "W" cars and parts. Always been partial to '62s, but like 'em all. It has been my privilege and honor to meet several members of this forum at Norwalk this summer, and have made many friends here. I'm looking forward to many more good things. Happy to be aboard!
In case your'e curious and didn't know, RPO587 was the order code for the 1962 409/409 cars.