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...that I can catch a one-way ride with? Ken, are you and Jay driving out together in your MX-5?

Anyone else going from SoCal?

TIA,

Bill

Bill Schenker wrote:...that I can catch a one-way ride with? Ken, are you and Jay driving out together in your MX-5?

Anyone else going from SoCal?

TIA,

Bill

Well that would be comfy! :gpower:

George Schilling wrote:

Bill Schenker wrote:...that I can catch a one-way ride with? Ken, are you and Jay driving out together in your MX-5?

Anyone else going from SoCal?

TIA,

Bill

Well that would be comfy! :gpower:

Yeah, Bill could swap laps.

I think we'll both be driving fully loaded cars out there.

Bill Schenker wrote:...that I can catch a one-way ride with? Ken, are you and Jay driving out together in your MX-5?

Anyone else going from SoCal?

TIA,

Bill

With apologies to Tarantino.....

I heard Bill likes to play "Ship's Mast".

Well, nevermind; it costs too much to fly from Farmington to home on May 4 and then catch a ride back before the Tour anyway. I'll be driving out w/my rig.

Thanks anyway!

Maybe a one off co-driver could help

Mako Koiwai wrote:Maybe a one off co-driver could help

I already have a co-driver; Jeremy Foley from Texas - he's flying in.

Too bad women co-drivers have been warned off. Perhaps a LOCAL one could have helped you out.

Isn't Andi looking for a co-drive?

Not this weekend anyway ...

... but worth checking for Farmington ... while send Bill contact info

Bill Schenker wrote:

Mako Koiwai wrote:Maybe a one off co-driver could help

I already have a co-driver; Jeremy Foley from Texas - he's flying in.

Darn.. does this mean our deal is off ?

Bill

Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. I don't have time during the work day to check the board so I miss out on a lot. I saw yesterday that you signed up for Farmington. What's up with the 1997 M3 in CSP?

Are you not driving your car? I'm pretty sure (but I freely admit I don't know) that an M3 wouldn't be CSP. It looks like a good group of people, with local New Mexico people, several from Arizona and now the bas***rds from California. I know when I lived in NM we always felt the Californicators came in an ruined everything

Ken Lord wrote:I know when I lived in NM we always felt the Californicators came in an ruined everything

Sounds like that's right up Bill's alley.

How's the lot ? ... wish we were going ... LOVE the food in NM ... well ... at least in Santa Fe. What route does one take? Do they get a pretty full field?

Ken Lord wrote:What's up with the 1997 M3 in CSP?

Are you not driving your car? I'm pretty sure (but I freely admit I don't know) that an M3 wouldn't be CSP.

That would be BSP.

Mako Koiwai wrote:What route does one take?

This is a good question. 40East, then there's several little highways that'll get you there. Which is best?

Jay W

I like 666

Muahahahaha.....

Steve Ekstrand wrote]

I like 666]

666 was changed to 491 a couple of years back. It was by far the most dangerous highway I ever drove on. Take that reputation and the anti christ connotation and people were freaked out for sure. Too Bad - I liked the road number just not the drivers

The best way is I-40 to Flagstaff and then north on 89 and 160 across the Navajo Reservation into Farmington. You go past the 4 corners mounument that they find out now really isn't at the 4 corners

"You go past the 4 corners mounument that they find out now really isn't at the 4 corners"

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Philip Strong wrote:"You go past the 4 corners mounument that they find out now really isn't at the 4 corners"

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Funny...I just got done planning a vacation to that area, without knowing they have a ProSolo.

Not a ProSolo, It's a National Tour.