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Date Posted: 12:47:18 11/29/05 Tue
Author: LUKE
Subject: Re: Gettin' close!
In reply to: jim straight 's message, "Re: Gettin' close!" on 19:54:17 11/28/05 Mon

Jim, I live in Fontana. For the past several months I noticed a couple of the old steel plants are having work done on them. Don't know what they are doing, but looks like fixing them up!!! Sure would be good if a couple of them opened back up!!! I remember back in the 60's and 70's when they were running full bore, and the old race track was open. There was always work around, either working steel or semi truck repair. I used to work right where they built the new race track. Now I work in Rialto for a semi trailer repair shop. I do springs and axles.

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