>>Everyone still where they were doing what they were doing? Still chushing the Cushmans; micorsofting Microsoft; etc???

If you have limited internet time, try your local library. I've passed through a few of those lately and computers are everywhere.

At least one of us is still chushing the Cushmans. My collection is still growing and I am still having fun. My present project is a tiny little Maytag engine that was built to go on a washing machine in 1947. It is a two-cylinder horizonally opposed two-cycle that puts out a whopping 5/8 of a horsepower. It probably wouldn't pull a scooter, but with a 16:1 gas/oil ratio, it should lay down a good smoke screen.

I never pass up a chance to list my scooters. I now have a '47 Cushman, a '53 Cushman, a '53 Allstate (made by Cushman), a '61 Cushman Highlander, a 1963 Cushman Eagle, a 1972 Vespa Rally 180, and a 1974 Vespa 90. There are also a few vintage motorbikes and unassembled scooters lying around here and there, but the scooters are in my new shop.
Howard