St Louis this weekend

[warsawdaddy]

I think the pt is still selling quite well,but maybe to an older generation.I know that is true in my area.I'm 71 and only got my pt 4 mo ago.I found this site by accident.Chrysler should include a pamphlet letting people know like the rv'rs do.In 4 mos I've put on the beltline,the nomad kit wheelwell chrome,chrome grille,bumper trim front/back,slimline windowshades,chrome washer covers,chrome modesty cover,chrome tailpipe adapter,portholes and that's all I can readily think of at the min that I've done to my 05 Limited,o yes,new crane wires,ngk iridiums and a kn dropin filter.I guess what I am trying to say is people my age still remember our 1950's days and will participate more if only the info is made more readily available as a lot of my generation are not too computer saavy.I was planning on going to St Louis but that wk I was told I had prostrate cancer and needed surgery,so I'm out of commision for parts right now.I don't even know where there is a schedule of events??? Talk to you all later and sorry for being so long and probably boring.

[bobs turbo pt]

hey bigslim thanks for the pics !!

[bruent]

Not at all Ron, and good luck with the surgery. We will be praying for you. Back on topic, I have noticed a slow down in participation on all of the forums that I go to. I have been going to several forums for a couple of years and they seem to have slowed down, along with less attendance at shows and other events. I don't really know if this means anything or not, i.e.: loss of interest. I guess only time will tell, but for now I'll Keep on Cruising and having fun with all of the new friends I've met that I wouldn't have if not for the PT Cruiser. So to sum up, I'm grateful for finding the PT Cruiser and the times I’ve had because of it.
Bruce