I believe Jeff and I are planning on making it to South Georgia Wednesday after work, maybe meeting you? I don't know what the plan is yet... I'm not sure about this whole "interstate" idea yet... lol. The old 2H is much more comfortable on back roads.
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I believe Jeff and I are planning on making it to South Georgia Wednesday after work, maybe meeting you? I don't know what the plan is yet... I'm not sure about this whole "interstate" idea yet... lol. The old 2H is much more comfortable on back roads.
The caravan can go as slow as necessary. Much like the military, we'll leave no man behind.
I drove a 2H powered 75 Series to the very first 70 Series event in North Alabama.
jomelo
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I’ll meet up w Charles et al on Thursday morning. I also prefer the backroad idea.
Plan a route .....
Just remember, the right lane of the interstate was designed with two vehicles in mind. Heavily laden tractor-trailers
and diesel powered Land Cruisers.
and diesel powered Land Cruisers.
I'll run by the local Tractor Supply Store and pick up a few of these.
Diesel powered LCs don't have to be slow you know. That's why they invented turbochargers 
Preaching to the choir my friend.Diesel powered LCs don't have to be slow you know. That's why they invented turbochargers
Speed limit with a SMV displayed is 25 mph.
=> Your perspective of slow is relative.
Compared to a transonic jetliner ... your Cruiser may feel slow
Compared to a tractor or other ag equipment ... your Cruiser is rocketing along.
elkaholic
Left turn ...freakin wipers!
I'll be heading to Oak Ridge on the 27th. I-26 to I-40, basically.
For those that want to tag along with me (see this post 4th Annual 70 Series Meet & Greet), lets plan to meet at the parking lot at Windrock Park at 8 on Friday for a departure time of 8:30. What this means is please have full tanks of fuel, snacks / lunch / drinks, and most importantly, permits.
My rides will require each person to have a Windrock Park permit available at these locations (Permits - Windrock Park ). You should have time to purchase permits on Friday AM at the Windrock General Store - opens at 8 AM.
Friday's ride / tour will most definetly will require a TWRA permit for one person per vehicle (preferably the driver). These can be purchased online in advance here Tennessee
I have not completely nailed down Saturday's ride, but it likely will require a TWRA permit.
TWRA Permit Info
For residents of TN that do not have hunting licenses, the cheapest daily permit is a Type 036 which costs $15.50 per day. If you have a TN Hunting License, a type 092 is a daily WMA license that costs $12.50 per day and a type 093 is an annual WMA area permit that costs $21.
For non-residents, on a daily basis the cheapest route is a type 038 which is $37.50 per day. For those wanting annual permits, the best combination is type 071 and a type 093. This combination costs $111 for the 071 and $21 for the type 093.
The Tennessee hunting license year ends February 28.
For those that want to tag along with me (see this post 4th Annual 70 Series Meet & Greet), lets plan to meet at the parking lot at Windrock Park at 8 on Friday for a departure time of 8:30. What this means is please have full tanks of fuel, snacks / lunch / drinks, and most importantly, permits.
My rides will require each person to have a Windrock Park permit available at these locations (Permits - Windrock Park ). You should have time to purchase permits on Friday AM at the Windrock General Store - opens at 8 AM.
Friday's ride / tour will most definetly will require a TWRA permit for one person per vehicle (preferably the driver). These can be purchased online in advance here Tennessee
I have not completely nailed down Saturday's ride, but it likely will require a TWRA permit.
TWRA Permit Info
For residents of TN that do not have hunting licenses, the cheapest daily permit is a Type 036 which costs $15.50 per day. If you have a TN Hunting License, a type 092 is a daily WMA license that costs $12.50 per day and a type 093 is an annual WMA area permit that costs $21.
For non-residents, on a daily basis the cheapest route is a type 038 which is $37.50 per day. For those wanting annual permits, the best combination is type 071 and a type 093. This combination costs $111 for the 071 and $21 for the type 093.
The Tennessee hunting license year ends February 28.
jomelo
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................. THIS IS THE IMPORTANT STUFF .............
For those that want to tag along with me (see this post 4th Annual 70 Series Meet & Greet), lets plan to meet at the parking lot at Windrock Park at 8 on Friday for a departure time of 8:30. What this means is please have full tanks of fuel, snacks / lunch / drinks, and most importantly, permits.
My rides will require each person to have a Windrock Park permit available at these locations (Permits - Windrock Park ). You should have time to purchase permits on Friday AM at the Windrock General Store - opens at 8 AM.
Friday's ride / tour will most definetly will require a TWRA permit for one person per vehicle (preferably the driver). These can be purchased online in advance here Tennessee
I have not completely nailed down Saturday's ride, but it likely will require a TWRA permit.
TWRA Permit Info
For residents of TN that do not have hunting licenses, the cheapest daily permit is a Type 036 which costs $15.50 per day. If you have a TN Hunting License, a type 092 is a daily WMA license that costs $12.50 per day and a type 093 is an annual WMA area permit that costs $21.
For non-residents, on a daily basis the cheapest route is a type 038 which is $37.50 per day. For those wanting annual permits, the best combination is type 071 and a type 093. This combination costs $111 for the 071 and $21 for the type 093.
The Tennessee hunting license year ends February 28.
For those that want to tag along with me (see this post 4th Annual 70 Series Meet & Greet), lets plan to meet at the parking lot at Windrock Park at 8 on Friday for a departure time of 8:30. What this means is please have full tanks of fuel, snacks / lunch / drinks, and most importantly, permits.
My rides will require each person to have a Windrock Park permit available at these locations (Permits - Windrock Park ). You should have time to purchase permits on Friday AM at the Windrock General Store - opens at 8 AM.
Friday's ride / tour will most definetly will require a TWRA permit for one person per vehicle (preferably the driver). These can be purchased online in advance here Tennessee
I have not completely nailed down Saturday's ride, but it likely will require a TWRA permit.
TWRA Permit Info
For residents of TN that do not have hunting licenses, the cheapest daily permit is a Type 036 which costs $15.50 per day. If you have a TN Hunting License, a type 092 is a daily WMA license that costs $12.50 per day and a type 093 is an annual WMA area permit that costs $21.
For non-residents, on a daily basis the cheapest route is a type 038 which is $37.50 per day. For those wanting annual permits, the best combination is type 071 and a type 093. This combination costs $111 for the 071 and $21 for the type 093.
The Tennessee hunting license year ends February 28.
I'll be out of the country starting on the 20th until the evening of the 25th of September. If you have any last minute questions or need additional information please contact Sam Houston (@elkaholic) or Peter Brown (@peterb). They are the brains of the operation and will be glad to assist you.
forrest5000
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Looks like I'm out ,couldn't get the time off.
Sorry to hear that. If there's adequate interest there will be a 5th annual event.
Picking up my HZJ in a few weeks. See you all next year.
Sorry you can't make our event but perhaps you can make the western version ...... Southwest 70's Social---ROUND 2! Oct. 25-28, 2018
Yes, I’ll see if I can!
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