You ought to hit DV if for nothing else but the environment. I haven't been in a few years but it was always my favorite because they limited the lift line and the surroundings were beyond first class. Not that I was a food critic but lunch was always much better than a burger on a paper plate.
My only "1" was never seen by anyone. We were playing night golf and none of us saw it go in. We literally were looking around the back of the green when someone decided to look in the cup.
As an old Chemical Engineer I am glad Auburn changed the courses. Now the last course is Organic. I had to take a year of Physical Chemistry after Organic. The department head had the incorrect view that every one of us was going to go for a PhD.
On the electrical question but I priced this on my house back in Alabama. it was about 6K because the original box is 40 plus years old and they have to get some of the wires coming out of it up to code when they move it. Not cheap. Hopefully your house is not 40-50 years old with wiring that came with it
All I can say is to avoid that era Lincolns that are convertibles. Apparently the power top has multiple motors and other parts that all have to work together or you get a top stuck up in the air like a sail. And there are very few people left who understand how to fix the issues
Not to pile on but this is a good reason to discuss the word "backup" with him and others. And keeping the backup somewhere else like a fire safe.
The real question is how much stuff does he have that is not replaceable. Depending on how email was set up - it may all be saved on the server of the provider. The photo albums of the grandkids may be replaceable if he sent copies to someone. I would not pay money until I figured out what was encrypted. Also there is no honor here - they may not send the key to decrypt.
I said it before - it is only about an hour detour to play Grand National at Auburn versus Ross Bridge. Both are part of the Trent Jones Golf Trail. I love Grand National way more than Ross Bridge but if I had the time I would play both
Ran into a tournament in 90's at the course I belonged to in Mississippi. Playing a quick 18 and finishing near dinner and I notice on 18 that it's insane. People zooming all over and others running into fairway. Played anyhow and the second shot to the green had all sorts of crap with people yelling and carts whizzing by. Still consider the approach shot one of my best ever. Suddenly it dawned on the clowns that I was not in the tournament. A few apologies etc from the drunken masses. The real kicker was that this was the state District Attorney tournament and half of the legal talent was there. Semi seriously though of getting the state police to set up a DUI roadblock on the one highway back to town.
Just to get the thread back to classic cars. Here's 3 in one picture. I really liked the color of the Camaro but I think it was a one year wonder and not very popular since I think I have only seen 2 or 3 since. Hard to see in picture but it was light beige not white. Dad bought it used and i swear it must have been bought originally by Hertz. Neutral color, small v8 but vinyl top. Inside pointed out that you could order cars back then with "odd" options. It had something like AC, power locks but manual windows, shifter was on the column and white vinyl seats.
If they don't see your tip - I got five bucks that says they don't make it up the last hill. They might not even make that distance if it was flat ground
A lot of debate around whether he would have even been the Democratic candidate. His win in California was critical but McCarthy had a lot of support and probably a lot better organization than RFK. Plus the Democratic party was headed by LBJ who greatly disliked RFK. His power was evident by the party choosing Humphrey over Mccarthy. RFK versus Nixon would have been very interesting