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Offline blown motor

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Re: Did everyone make it home OK?
« Reply #45 on: July 21, 2014 - 09:29:23 AM »
Come to think of it the Woodward Dream Cruise in Detroit is the same weekend as Moparfest. You could catch all three in one trip. Now that's worth leaving Panama for  :2thumbs:
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Re: Did everyone make it home OK?
« Reply #46 on: July 21, 2014 - 07:24:10 PM »
Won't be this year !!
 I was at Moparfest decades ago , trying to remember the names of the guys that started it , around 84-85 , went every year when I lived in the area .
 Might take you up on that next year Murray

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Re: Did everyone make it home OK?
« Reply #47 on: July 21, 2014 - 11:34:34 PM »
I left Brooklyn just before noon Friday the 18th and arrived at Charlotte (Matthews) about 13 hours later where I spent the night before lunch at Tony's store, Ferrucci's finally leaving for Montgomery around 2:30 Saturday afternoon. I pulled into my driveway 1220 Sunday morning. My road trip totaled 10 days and 2667 miles and I could not have had a better time.

Except for those two Kunzler hot dogs at the back of the fairgrounds by the hill where people were getting rides in a late model Challenger  :eek4: :eek4:

Tony was blown away by everyone. I had explained to him there's Carlisle. Then there's us at Carlisle.  :dogpile:

He's still trying to wrap his mind around the concept of a Burnout Contest  :o , what to do with it if you win the 3G Hemi giveaway motor  :dunno: :clueless: , and my snapping iPhone pictures while doing 75 on the interstate  :eek7:

He's really the least likely candidate to be a car guy - I just smile when he talks about the "mean looking squared-off front of a 79 Grand Prix" - yet due to his living one exit from Mooresville, NC his GP is getting fresh paint, freshly redone sunroof, a new stereo, exhaust, and some other odds and ends at the Hotchkis Facility there. Scroll just past halfway down and there are a few pics of his car....   https://www.facebook.com/HotchkisPerformanceEast

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