OlYellr
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I'm out right now if anybody thought I'd be able to head into TX - I am having a few too many issues with my "shake-down" earliest for me to even consider is first of April. Just being overt.
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April is closer than we think. Hopefully we'll get it moving. Baby steps.... You don't have to take it far folks, just get it moving.I'm out right now if anybody thought I'd be able to head into TX - I am having a few too many issues with my "shake-down" earliest for me to even consider is first of April. Just being overt.
Actually it's been a pretty organic process with people stepping in to move in along. I drove it to Cape Flattery for the northwest corner and passed it on to Alex who took it to Kurt at the museum and he took it to the Baja (second corner) and passed it off to be taken towards the east coast and one of the other corners. It's in Plano waiting for a ride. Very simple and pictures of each step. Not as complex as the first one but moving along. Just hoping for a ride.....It would really be helpful if we had a map of the proposed route(like the original)--it gives all folks a timing line and ability to make decisions on whether they can make the trek to the pass-on point, or not. With this, we all can make some hard commitments as to meet-up points and dates--Most of us(actually all of us)--can't commit to pass-along points/times/areas, unless we have prior knowledge of where the baton is going--some want it to go East, some want it to go the Prairies, some want it to go to the N.E.--without any agreeable routes, no one can prep, and the effort will not accomplish the desired objective---Which is---what?
Hecrod's journey was loaded with pics and narratives of his travels--that's what made it so unique--and what inspired the first rally-to further the span of the US to see-(for all), the rich heritage we have from the perspective of LC enthusiasts.
Maybe we need a vote-Moderators moderating- to help finalize a proposed route for this--
I have seen very few pictures and naratives of where or how this new baton ever got to Plano,Tx. where it supposedly resides now---(one of the oft comments here on MUD is"without pictures, it didn't happen")
Please offer suggestions as to how we all could get this on a firm track---
Make sure to look at the first rally routes and Hecrod's travel blog
Exactly my point--where's the map?There is a map somewhere that I traced my route on and mailed to Alex. Kurt was going to do the same but don't know where it is.
Did you ever get the map from Alan?Nothing I've seen. Anyone in the Plano, Texas area able to start heading east with it?
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That is Koyari-San, the Chief Engineer of the LC200 and late model 7x Series. He's a total Cruiserhead and was pumped to get a sticker (I'll cover his fee )
Did you ever get the map from Alan?
Well how's the progress on the map? Share a picture of it if you still have it ya slacker.....I did and I need to hurry and get it marked for our Baja trip and mail it to Will C in Texas. I'm the slacker!
Well how's the progress on the map? Share a picture of it if you still have it ya slacker.....I did and I need to hurry and get it marked for our Baja trip and mail it to Will C in Texas. I'm the slacker!
Where is it in TX?It made it to Texas and awaits anyone willing/able to move it from there.
Where is it in TX?
@POTATO LAUNCHER would be cool to have it join the TX convoy to SAS then head to East coast after that.
If we can get it back to my place again I'd gladly take back to SAS for round 3. Or I could have it brought here this Saturday and I can haul it to Classic Cruisers again.Plano area, it's with a Toyota employee/Cruiserhead. I was hoping to get it to Jamboree from there but he didn't make it.
If we can get it back to my place again I'd gladly take back to SAS for round 3. Or I could have it brought here this Saturday and I can haul it to Classic Cruisers again.
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