Thread: Kiwis on Route 66
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	08-29-2013 08:50 PM #1
 Thanks for the contacts and additional 'points of interest' folks!
 Much appreciated!
 Nick:
 Nah; just a boring rental. But, having said that; if something interesting should happen to cross my path . . . well maybe, just maybe, I might feel obligated to save it from a restorer. . .johnboy 
 Mountain man. (Retired.)
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 I don't know everything about anything, and I don't know anything about lots of things.
 
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 '49 Morris Minor. Datsun 1500cc, 5sp manual, Marina front axle, Nissan rear axle.
 '51 Ford school bus. Chev 400 ci Vortec 5 sp manual + Gearvendors 2sp, 2000 Chev lwb dually chassis and axles.
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	08-30-2013 11:45 AM #2
 That reminds me of one of my favorite adventures of my life back in the day. I was out in Idaho working at INEL on secret nuclear stuff I'd have to kill you if I told you and when done I figured no way I'm going home before exploring eastern Idaho and western Wyoming.  So I did, in my Olds Cutlass rent-a-car.  This was in late Spring when there was still 8 feet of snow off the sides of many roads and nobody else around for most of the trip.  Fortunately I didn't get stuck anywhere off road since I drove that car up and down many miles of back dirt roads, and also fortunate I didn't get eaten by any bears just coming out of hibernation since there were lots of "grizzly area" signs around and I was the only food within miles, other than moose and elk that could run faster than me ...and no gun with me either! and when done I figured no way I'm going home before exploring eastern Idaho and western Wyoming.  So I did, in my Olds Cutlass rent-a-car.  This was in late Spring when there was still 8 feet of snow off the sides of many roads and nobody else around for most of the trip.  Fortunately I didn't get stuck anywhere off road since I drove that car up and down many miles of back dirt roads, and also fortunate I didn't get eaten by any bears just coming out of hibernation since there were lots of "grizzly area" signs around and I was the only food within miles, other than moose and elk that could run faster than me ...and no gun with me either!
 





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