RW> GM put their tanks outside the frame rails. That's why they were being
RW> sued.
 
That's what I said, but I wanted no part of that suit.
 
RW> You weren't, as long as you never got T-boned.
 
(-:
 
RW> You're probably a little smarter today. Gasoline was just as volital when
RW> you were younger, your friend just didn't know any better. The number one
RW> rule when I pumped gas was to put your cigarette out or leave it in the
RW> ash tray in the office before you pumped gas.
 
Maybe the lead in the gas back then had something to do with it, but still...
 
RW>RN> About that.  40 years ago the distance might have been greater.  I'd
RW>RN> have to have it trucked there.  (-:
 
RW> LOL!
 
But first, I'd have to come up with $109k + tax and license.  And you have
to preorder them, which they call "Reservation."  The $5k reserve
fee is refundable and locks in the price, but if you want to lock in a
production slot, that will cost you $55k and the balance of your car's
price is due 3 months prior to production.  I just learned that the only
two service centers open now are in Menlo Park and Los Angeles.  Coming
soon as service centers are New York, Chicago, Miami (I thought that one
was already open), Seattle, Washington DC, London and Munich.  A Tesla
sedan will be available on the 26th of this month.  It really is a
beautiful car.
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

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