ESSES Vol. 19, No 4

[Chuck Miller]

I just received a call from John Dilger that the domestic mailing of the our new ESSES went out Tuesday.

I've only seen comps of the finished issue, but what I've seen was even better then the last........

I'll be on my Thanksgiving vacation till next Monday where it will be waiting for me at home.........

As always please tell us what you think.....

Cheers and thanks for your support,

Chuck

[Flieger]

I read mine when it arrived on Wednesday. Great photos and stories. I was interested by the 910 replicas at EASY.

[gsjohnson]

I got mine on Tuesday and promptly placed it near the throne. This an excellent publication and well worth thr price of admission. For an insanely cheap $35 membership, we also get a first class mag. What a bonus...

[Aldo]

Another great issue! I'm sorry to see Bob stepping down as
artistic director though. I hope the high quality we've been lucky to
enjoy continues.
Alan

[mrgreenjeans]

John:

WHAT a JOB !!!

Got my Esses up here in the upper midwest on Friday the 27th and what a great read !!!


So sorry we have lost a real good man here with the loss of our Art Director.
Thanks for a Job Well Done !!!

Best Wishes for a Productive future Bob Tilton........I barely knew you, but the effort and the product was exceptional !

AND a tip of the hat to see an old friend and fellow Nord Sterner become a new member.........Mark Bouljon from Mpls. way ! Welcome to this fine organization. Its the best.

This magazine and group keeps getting better by the day...........its good to be a part of this crowd.
The rare and valuable info here is beyond belief.

Don

[SandyI]

Another terrific issue. Bravo.

[teenchy]

Another great issue! I'm sorry to see Bob stepping down as
artistic director though. I hope the high quality we've been lucky to
enjoy continues.
Alan

My copy arrived this afternoon, and I'll second Alan's thoughts. Hopefully the style Bob has set will continue for some time.

I see also that it's time for me to renew my membership, so I'm off to do that.

Thanks to all who contributed,
Ed

[John Z Goriup]

The four issues of 2009 shall have a permanent place in my library for as long as I follow events in the Early 911 world. Thank you very much, Robert. I feel the ESSES newsletter represents the face of the Registry to the outside world, and in your capable hands you moved the image of the club forward. When it's convenient, I'll bring my ESSES to one of our coffee clatches and ask you to sign one or all of them.

Thanks especially for your going-away present to us, Bob, the article on Gary Schultz's white '67S. I can't imagine a more perfect union of everything that makes early 911 S's so special than that particular car.

Good Luck, Tilton, I know we haven't heard the last from you.

JZG

[a911s]

Bob Tilton's vision has been indelibly stamped on the magazine over the last few issues.

I know how much time and effort it takes to create something this personal and unique in vision - a refined yet adventurous design sense combined with a scrupulous commitment to detail. It doesn't just happen folks.

The look of Esses will undoubtedly change. You can't recreate a moment in time!

I'll treasure the copies that Bob has designed that's for sure. Best wishes to everyone involved!

[Chuck Miller]

Extremely well said Randy,

ESSES and the Registry will go on raised to a new level by the last year's hard work of Bob, John, and of course all of you that have contributed and advertised ...... and those that will contribute and advertise in the future ..........

.... the adventures have just begun.........

Turkey Cheers from Chico CA. .......

Chuck