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To All Who Have Inquired:
After very careful
consideration, I have decided to send what
collection of books I have to businessman Mr. Chuck Sweet, of New Lebanon,
Ohio.
He has been on the phone
with me at length, and, I would be very
remiss to pass up his offer to give my books a new
home.
Not only does he own a fully
found printing business, a "museum" of over 25 EGT's,
an extensive knowlege of their technology history
and restoration, and a "can do"
approach to the details and gist of doing
what every EGT owner needs from such
a facility. He even brought up the booklet
not to duplicate that Wisconsin Gunn sells.
I apologise to other
applicants who so kindly offered their ideas and services.
To Joe in CO, I especially send
my regrets: you were the first to come forth, thanks.
Mr. Chuck Sweet (ceswtrac aol com) will, I expect , earn
your vote as well when you see
the results for yourself of his: insight, printing
facilities, "museum of tractors and parts",
central Ohio local, the enthusiam of his son and
family and not the least, a library en
situ of every known EGT book, price list, parts
list, accessory manual and aftermarket newsletter
Sincerely, Paul Wood
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