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The following years the racing tapered off due to the demands of work and car construction, but one of the highlights of that time was the annual Race City driving school, where local race drivers were recruited as instructors. At the '93 school, Edmonton Tiger owner Ad Dionisio brought his car down for the weekend, and Theo was assigned to be his instructor. Theo was hooked from the first turn of the ignition key, being surprised by the car's handling on the track, and exhilarated by the straightaway performance. Ad went on to become one of the favorite local vintage drivers, and Theo started looking for Tigers. It wasn't until 1998 that things came together, and now his time is spent in and under the red Mk1A. The Tiger has seen a few laps of Race City, but it's not quite ready for serious track duty...yet.
Here is Theo, demonstrating his new cooling system design and overflow recovery system design at Yellowstone Park, next to Ole’s Alpine. Please to ignore bilious green vapors, which, we are told, is an artifact of the camera lens.
Here is Theo at SUNI III, BIG SKY, MONTANA. The Auto-X was a lot of fun.
As an added bonus, Theo has offered this self-portrait, to allow us to see what he looks like. Please send all comments to his e-mail, below,
