Cool shots, Neil. Thanks. Can you imagine driving Alaska in and open car? It wasn't just the vehicles that were tough. Of course, if that is what one has, it's better than walking or horseback. Dave b.
On 03/05/16, Neil N wrote: sounds darn exciting! Glad it worked out. Ya, old rigs, tough roads: https://picasaweb.google.com/musomuso/OldBentleys#5342867420750243650 I think "we" have it easy? LOL Neil. On Tue, Mar 1, 2016 at 7:49 PM, John Rodgers <jrodgers113@gmail.com> wrote: > I can't believe tonight! I'm in my '88 GL on I-65 going north to > Birmingham, heavy traffic doing 70 mph, in a frog strangling rainstorm, > dark, hard to see, wipers at full speed, wind making the old volkswagen > really wriggle her backside, .... > > I have to admit to enjoying myself somewhat. Barreling along (I too, was > doing 70 mph, mainly to keep from being run over by big truckers) in a 28 > year year old rear engine square antique brick unlike anything else on the > road in a blinding storm was a bit exhilarating! > |
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