Has anyone got there kicks on ROUTE 66? Kim
Route 66
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1966 dart wagon
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i am hoping to be able to cruise the country and route 66 some day 
Cerwin
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i used to live in ontario and now im out here in victoria BC.. i assume when i drive across the country i will do it in the dart.. going to ontario on the canadian side and coming back on the 66.. hope its as beautiful as they say.
and im not paving any roads on the 66.. and no sherrif can make me..
Goody i know you know what im talking about.. :thumbup:
Cerwin
and im not paving any roads on the 66.. and no sherrif can make me..
Goody i know you know what im talking about.. :thumbup:
Cerwin
mikedevore
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I do every day, it runs right through my home town of Sapulpa Oklahoma.
I have not got to do a fun run yet in 1999 I had to go borrow a trailer and drive 15 mile's east of Joplin Mo and pick up a frend in a 58 ranchero
His rear seal and bearing went out on him and his wife.
I did see a few good car's and had a T bone stake and three Margareta's on him.
Pulled him home with my 76 dodge truck. Ha Ha Ha. :toothy7:
His rear seal and bearing went out on him and his wife.
I did see a few good car's and had a T bone stake and three Margareta's on him.
Pulled him home with my 76 dodge truck. Ha Ha Ha. :toothy7:
Did Route 66 in 2004 in the wife's BMW. Would like to
have done it in one of the Mopars. This was our 2nd trip on
"The Mother Road". We will do another trip someday in the Barracuda.
One of the things we did was take Michael Wallis book "Route 66 The Mother Road" with us. We would stop
at the places listed in his book and get autographs in the book on those pages. See the last picture below. Some
parts of the road in New Mexico are dirt....not gravel but dirt!
Still it was great fun and the scenery was beautiful.
Hope you enjoy the pictures.
have done it in one of the Mopars. This was our 2nd trip on
"The Mother Road". We will do another trip someday in the Barracuda.
One of the things we did was take Michael Wallis book "Route 66 The Mother Road" with us. We would stop
at the places listed in his book and get autographs in the book on those pages. See the last picture below. Some
parts of the road in New Mexico are dirt....not gravel but dirt!
Still it was great fun and the scenery was beautiful.
Hope you enjoy the pictures.
fishy68
Tyr Fryr's Inc.
I also live right off of route 66 in central Illinois and run up and down parts of it every week. I remember when I first got my license in 1980 some of it was still brick paved. Sure didn't have to worry about going to sleep driving back then. Haven't ran the entire route but someday the misses and me are planning it. Would love to do it in the Cuda but with the way it likes gas I'm not sure I can afford it.
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