I've traveled a fair amount of the old US 66 in New Mexico and Arizona (and some in California) It parallels (in some places it >IS<) I-40. In Oklahoma it diverges north (no longer congruent with I-40). And that section I've not been on. I Missouri I think I-44 erased a lot of the old US 66. I've been on I-44 many decades ago. I'm afraid I have no clue where US 66 ran from St. Louis up to Chicago.
On Feb 2, 2007, at 4:36 PM, Jeff Lincoln wrote: > Hey just curious. Has anyone on the list done a Route 66 trip? We > have been > talking about it. I understand that if you get the right maps and plan > properly that 85% of the road is still driveable. I think that > could make > for a real nice laid back bus trek. For those who have any input, > suggestions, or warnings against? > > -- > Thanks, > > Jeff > 90' Carat (It's Blue, It's Beautiful, It needs a lot of work) > 86' (Soon to be donating organs to the 90') > 85' GL (sidelined but to be resurrected in the near future) |
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