Joe Lucia

[paul bowers]

Re: Joe Lucia - Here ! Here !

Joe,

the award could not have gone to a more deserving person thank you
for answering all my questions even if they seem stupid
paul

[Paul L.]

Re: Joe Lucia

Joe,
You have helped me many times over the years. Not only here but when you frequented another i-net place. Congratulations and sincere thanks!

Paul Latour

[Earl G.]

Re: Joe Lucia

Way to go Joe and thanks for all the help.

Gunner

[Irby G.]

Ditto Joe....

From watching the post here for the last couple of years, I know for fact that there are many corvettes out there that are properly restored thanks in part to the input and guidance their owners recieved from you. Congrats on a well deserved award.

[Curtis L.]

Thank you Joe, Well deserved... *NM*

[Floyd #21606]

Re: Congratulations Joe, An Award Well Deserved *NM*

[Dave McDufford]

Re: Joe Lucia

I agree with the things everyone else has said. You advice was a great help in completing my 65 and we all very much appreciate your contribution to the hobby and to this board.

Dave

[Harmon C.]

Re: Congratulations Joe *NM*

[Art A.]

Re: Joe Lucia

Joe since I have your undivided attention, I'm going to put a 1965 327 SPH Corvette engine into my 1983 210 John Deer garden tractor (the Kolher is getting tired)-----do you think it will fit without extensive modifications and if so what tire pressure do you suggest I use?

Arturo

Oh BTW congrats no your award----your the BEST!

[Joe L.]

My Thanks To All

Art, et al------

My sincerest thanks to all for the congratulations and kind words. I am truly humbled by it all.

As far as the garden tractor-to-small block engine conversion goes, it can be done. However, it can ONLY be done with the use of a special conversion kit. There was only ONE of those kits ever made, I have it, and it's not for sale.

[Art A.]

Re: My Thanks To All

LOL---I will see you at Carlisle and we can have another lobster eat off----oh......that green stuff, the nectar of the gods, I can't wait.

Art