Here's mine, 2069R

[Arizona]

Just joined the community. I was with the Yahoo! group years ago but left. I've more or less kept up via Jerry's knowledge base. I've owned 2069R since 1977. As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words (or at least they used to say that) so here are just a few by way of introduction.

[cal44]

Welcome George,

Love the Az.  Was up in your general area last April.  Any more old Loti in your neck of the woods? 

mike

[Mecky]

Hi George and ,

your car looks very beautiful. Did you restore it a shorter time ago?

Best regards

Stefan

P.S.: I never liked the Yahoo group very much. I think this is Forum is a better way to exchange knowledge and experience.

[Arizona]

Not many Loti up here in the high country that I know of, only see the occasional transient but there are probably a few down in the Phoenix area. My car has never had what I would call a full restoration; had a repaint nearly 30 years ago and I replaced the vinyl seat covers with cloth when the seams split; much more comfortable. Other than that I just pretty much keep her running as best I can. Due to advancing age and infirmity (mine, not the car's) it doesn't get driven a lot but I do run the engine now and then and maybe take a spin around the neighborhood. I should probably pass her of to someone who would get more use out of her but I'm not quite ready for that yet.

[Bainford]

Welcome to the forum, George.  That's a very sharp Twin Cam you have there. I like the reupholstery on the seats. A couple of the seams are starting to split on my original seats, so I may be looking to do something like this eventually.

[cal44]

I often wondered what the stock wheels would look like if the paint was not there between the fins.............it looks good.
mike

[3929R]

She's a beauty!