Re: [DML] Re: Cleveland and JZD

["Todd Masinelli" <tam966@xxxx>]

> she was complaining he wouldn't sign her book,
> t hink it was Stainless Steel Illusion.

I overheard one woman telling another woman that near the PJ Grady table
during the car show, and I'm pretty sure she was holding a copy of "Dream
Maker: The Rise and Fall of John Z. DeLorean." She said something to the
effect of, "He wouldn't sign this. Now I'm *really* going to have to read
it!" Perhaps we're talking about the same woman, or maybe he prefers not to
sign any of those types of books.

While we're on the subject of John Z, I have to say I thought he was a
tremendous sport for coming out and doing what he did. The guy is what, 75
or so years old now? To be out there in the heat, patiently signing
autographs for everyone (well, almost everyone!), is pretty impressive in my
book. Not only did he sign my June '81 Road & Track, but he even asked for
my name so he could personalize the autograph. Pretty cool.

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