[alfa] Re: Moved from Seattle to SF

[George Graves <gmgraves@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Can't address repair shops actually IN the city, but I can tell you 
that you have landed amongst one of the best Alfa Romeo clubs in the 
known the World. The Alfa Romeo Association of San Francisco. We aren't 
associated with the AROCA, but are an independent organization with our 
own excellent magazine and we have great activities (and our dues are 
cheaper than the AROC at $35/year). I'd like to personally invite you 
to our monthly meeting on Wednesday, November 3, 2004 at Peter's cafe 
in Millbrea.

It's easy to get to. Head south past the Airport on US 101. Take a 
right on Millbrea Ave. Head west toward the mountains for about a half 
of a mile, then turn right onto El Camino Real and IMMEDIATLY turn 
right again into the parking lot of Peter's Cafe which is right on the 
corner of Millbrea Ave and El Camino. You literally cant miss it. Once 
in the building, turn left at the cash register, and left again through 
the double white doors into the meeting room. You should find it full 
of Alfisti. The meeting starts at 8:00, but if you arrive early, you 
can order dinner. Peter's is relatively cheap cafe food with all that 
suggests.

If you show up next Wednesday, you'll learn more about our last tour of 
the year to California Wine country. It promises to be a great event, 
and there's no better way to get your feet wet with a new club and meet 
some nice folks. Believe me, we've got plenty of those.




On Oct 26, 2004, at 3:22 PM, alfa-digest wrote:


> Date: Tue, 26 Oct 2004 10:18:48 -0700
> From: "Jonathan Thames" <jthames@domain.elided>
> Subject: [alfa] Moved from Seattle to SF
>
> 	Hi all--I have finished my move from Seattle to San Francisco, and
> am back on the list. The Spider performed flawlessly on the drive down,
> though it is kind of tiring to drive that car for eight hours at a 
> stretch
> at 75-80 mph.
> 	I am looking forward to learning about Alfa activities here--we had
> a great club in Seattle, though I didn't have the time to get as 
> involved as
> I wanted. First, though, what's the best place to take the car ('92 
> Spider
> Veloce) for work? She needs nothing right now, but . . .. I live in the
> Haight or Cole Valley, depending on who you talk to. Thanks!
>
> Jonathan Thames
> '92 Spider Veloce
> San Francisco
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