SCTRCST Episode 4 - Part 1 with Chelsea from SCOMO

Mar 11 2007

SCTRCST Episode 4 - Part 1 with Chelsea from SCOMO

Published by admin at 10:45 pm under SCTRCST Podcast

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SHOW NOTES: Always a good resource ScooterDaves website.Check out BMW restorations plus new and used scooters at Autobahn Craftwerks. Plan on attending the WKRP Scooter Rally in Cincinnati. Over 500 scooters expected. I attended a great charity event sponsored by the American Heart Association of Cincinnati. Vespa Cinicinnati bought by Ed Younginger and moved to Milford outside of Cini. Visit Chelsea on the internet or go to SCOMO in Richmond. High octane ska punk Non stare ad ascoltare by Redska from the Podsafe music network. Thanks to 2strokebuzz, LittleBillys Scooter Tales, Scooter in the Sticks and everyone who has link to or mentioned this Podcast. Email me at sctrcst@gmail.com Look for part2 of my interview with Chelsea next week

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4 Responses to “SCTRCST Episode 4 - Part 1 with Chelsea from SCOMO”

# Bill Sommerson 14 Mar 2007 at 12:42 pm

Dave,
Thanks for the mention in your show notes. Gerry Mangano told me to ask you about your trip to Italy where you ended up way out in the countryside at night following a guy to his barn full of Vespa’s. Danny had told me this story a while back too, and they both said to ask you about it.

Have fun,
Bill
# Bill Sommerson 14 Mar 2007 at 12:42 pm

Dave,

Thanks for the mention in your show notes. Gerry Mangano told me to ask you about your trip to Italy where you ended up way out in the countryside at night following a guy to his barn full of Vespa's. Danny had told me this story a while back too, and they both said to ask you about it.

Have fun,

Bill
# adminon 15 Mar 2007 at 6:37 am

Yes, the “go with two strangers into the county side with no idea who they are or where you are going” story. I am planning to talk about that on one of the up coming shows, just an example of how an obsession can cloud any good judgment you may have. On this particular Vespa search, up to a certain point I was sure that I would be headline news the next day, “Foolish American disappears with no trace”. The ending to the story is a good one…of the “incredible barn find” myth we all hear about, but more details later.
Thanks again for the comment. I enjoy keeping up with you blog.
Dave
# adminon 15 Mar 2007 at 6:37 am

Yes, the "go with two strangers into the county side with no idea who they are or where you are going" story. I am planning to talk about that on one of the up coming shows, just an example of how an obsession can cloud any good judgment you may have. On this particular Vespa search, up to a certain point I was sure that I would be headline news the next day, "Foolish American disappears with no trace". The ending to the story is a good one…of the "incredible barn find" myth we all hear about, but more details later.

Thanks again for the comment. I enjoy keeping up with you blog.

Dave