Caravan From The South
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Originally Posted by Fd3BOOST' date='May 15 2004, 10:27 AM
..I am not sure that I will be driving my rx7 or not. ... As of right now my car looks about like this..
got the necessary parts but have been waitin on intake housings ...
doubt shell be ready as im runnin out of available time..
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From: La Plata, Maryland
Originally Posted by amp' date='May 15 2004, 08:22 AM
wanted to get the other cym the opportunity to attend as well..
got the necessary parts but have been waitin on intake housings ...
doubt shell be ready as im runnin out of available time..
got the necessary parts but have been waitin on intake housings ...
doubt shell be ready as im runnin out of available time..
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From: Amityville, New York
Originally Posted by phinsup' date='May 21 2004, 01:12 AM
I should ship my crappily painted AE to Rob's house, see if he gets all pissed about a shittily painted car in his driveway and does something about it!
Im telling everyone Im about 1 month behind for projects right now
small things I can squeeze in here and there
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Very nice.
I'll be there again with my old lady, as Dave likes to call her
I'm thinking we should go through PA this time like we did on the way home last year. Ask Drew, I'm sure he will agree.
You take 83 through Harrisburg then take 81 to Allentown, 78 into NJ and 287 to the Garden state PKWY. From westminster its about 2 1/2 to 3 hours, but its all cruisin, no traffic. Last year we sat on the ******* turnpike for like 45 minutes. The PA route is the way to go.
I'll be there again with my old lady, as Dave likes to call her
I'm thinking we should go through PA this time like we did on the way home last year. Ask Drew, I'm sure he will agree.
You take 83 through Harrisburg then take 81 to Allentown, 78 into NJ and 287 to the Garden state PKWY. From westminster its about 2 1/2 to 3 hours, but its all cruisin, no traffic. Last year we sat on the ******* turnpike for like 45 minutes. The PA route is the way to go.
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From: Columbia, MD
Originally Posted by 93 R1' date='May 25 2004, 08:53 AM
Very nice.
I'll be there again with my old lady, as Dave likes to call her
I'm thinking we should go through PA this time like we did on the way home last year. Ask Drew, I'm sure he will agree.
You take 83 through Harrisburg then take 81 to Allentown, 78 into NJ and 287 to the Garden state PKWY. From westminster its about 2 1/2 to 3 hours, but its all cruisin, no traffic. Last year we sat on the ******* turnpike for like 45 minutes. The PA route is the way to go.
I'll be there again with my old lady, as Dave likes to call her
I'm thinking we should go through PA this time like we did on the way home last year. Ask Drew, I'm sure he will agree.
You take 83 through Harrisburg then take 81 to Allentown, 78 into NJ and 287 to the Garden state PKWY. From westminster its about 2 1/2 to 3 hours, but its all cruisin, no traffic. Last year we sat on the ******* turnpike for like 45 minutes. The PA route is the way to go.
I dunno if my woman is coming or not... I have a feeling that she's working... if so I'll be extending my stay and leaving Monday night like last year
