[12 piece bucket]

Right you are, 6b.

Homer Kelley's car was an older model Oldsmobile (or, possibly, a Buick ) with nothing more than the 'basics' in those days...an automatic transmission with power steering and a radio.

With Homer at the wheel, the five of us in our GSEM Class -- John Fey, Mike Holder, Greg McHatton, Steve Snyder and I -- piled into it on the afternoon of January 14, 1982. Our destination was the driving range Homer frequented in Seattle, Washington. And I know the windshield wipers worked, because they 'wump-wumped' all over the tape I recorded on our way back!

What a time.

What a man.

What a privilege.

I can't imagine what it must have been like . . . you are certainly one of the few and teh privileged. Y'all are few and far between.

Interesting that those windshield wipers were . . . Hinge Action of an Angular Motion on an Inclined Plane too huh? There ain't no golf laws . . . just universal laws.