Re: Get well Jim Isherwood
 

Here's hoping you have healthy and speedy recovery. We have never met, but I run a 1967 Plymouth GTX in E/SA on the east coast in division one, and I just thought from one 67 Plymouth to another I thought I would say hi.I have seen a number of videos of your car and countless pictures. My ride is a 440, 4 bbl. best time to date is a 10.84. Once again good luck on your recovery and get back in that mighty MoPar

John Bender. 1967 Plymouth GTX. " Cheap Thrills"

Re: Get well Jim Isherwood
 

Take care of yourself Jim, and listen to your crew chief, she knows what she's doing.!!! :D

Re: Get well Jim Isherwood
 

Thank you everyone for all the kind thoughts and words, very encouraging when I needed it. I'm at home now, taking orders from my crewchief, still pretty sore but very happy to be here. The good news is this was caught in time (thanks in no small way to my daughter in law) and I will be back to 100% in a couple of months.
I can't say for sure when I'll have the car out again but I do look forward to being back at the track and having the chance to visit with everyone again

Re: Get well Jim Isherwood
 

Hi Jim,

I'm glad the bypass went well. I hope you're back to 100% soon. We'll miss you out at the track.

Chris Barnes and the Wagons of Steel crew

Re: Get well Jim Isherwood
 

Hi Jim, good to hear everything went well and your on the mend. Hopefully we'll see you and Marilyn out racing before to long. Give me a call when you're feeling up to it.

Jim Mantle

Re: Get well Jim Isherwood
 

Good to hear Jim. Thanks much for the update.

Re: Get well Jim Isherwood
 

Best wishes and a speedy recovery to a classy gentleman with an awesome car. You can make Mission in June, Jim. I have a buddy who climbed behind the wheel 3 weeks after getting his zipper a few years back! He was a little sore, but he had an excellent pit crew. See you there, take care.
Danny Durham

Re: Get well Jim Isherwood
 

Jim, i'm glad to see your innards are all fixed and hope to see you at the track soon.