Looking to contact 1968NovaSS427 and Rich Schmidt

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Unfortunately, he lost his home in Quakertown, PA several years ago due to back taxes, and then made a spectacle of the situation by boarding himself up inside of it. So, it was all over the news and simply made a bad situation worse. I believe he then moved back to NJ, and was rebuilding his tile installation business, but then lost track of him. I will always remain a 'Dan Fan', his enthusiasm was / is unmatchable as is his willingness to share information. Although a bit abrasive at times, it was typically warranted towards those who were in this hobby only for the $$$.... Hope he is doing well, and thriving instead of surviving.

[69LM1]

Last I spoke to him was a few years back I believe. I know there were some issues with health and with work at that time for him.

He was always willing to help out with information.

Hope everything's ok with him.

/R

[Enoch]

Last I heard from him was last year. He called. Health was not good. Don't think he could do tiling anymore as his knees were shot.

[Schonyenko2]

Last time I heard from him 3 yrs ago he was all about politics. Cars were ok, but over the edge on the other. Good guy on a hair trigger.

[Kurt S]

Dan may not be available for a bit.
https://law.justia.com/cases/pennsyl...-eda-2018.html

[William]

Dan was always pleasant and generous with me. He did a lot of research on ZL1 #4 for us, leading to the first retail owner. Found an NOS Hauser Chev dealer badge. He gave us all this, didn't ask for anything. Of course, he was rewarded.

Hope he gets his life back on track.

[69LM1]

Sorry to hear this. That was late 2018, hopefully hes out or close.



/R

[PeteLeathersac]

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Let's hope things are improving for Dan, awesome guy w/ great prowess backtracking old muscle also love for genuine Supercars.

~ Pete

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[Kurt S]

I didn't have so pleasant of an interaction with Dan. It was bad enough that I don't give out my phone number anymore.

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

The date on the appeal verdict is 11/27/19

I am kind of shocked he was charged with obstruction.
In N.C. - cases i have known friends involved with, refusal normally just leads directly to an automatic conviction and loss of license.

Its usually cheaper that way.
But a few more complications on getting license reinstated when time comes.

Supposing he must have really put on a show at the DUI processing center or during the whole fiasco start to finish.
They put some extra nails in his butt for being "difficult".

The obstruction conviction seems even more burdensome than a DUI conviction.

I'm not a lawyer in any capacity
Its just an eye-opener to me.
And i have some good questions at the next "biker lawyer" free seminar Q&A.

Very Sorry that all these things have happened to this fellow.
Push and Shove with government entities is a terrible place to land.