Mopar Muscle Association UK

drewcrane wrote:

Derek wrote:Great thread, I would love do do that one year.

Welcome Tony, where have you been, sorry Drew.

No worries we got someone to get back on the board

2 including Dave

RobTwin wrote:

drewcrane wrote:

Derek wrote:Great thread, I would love do do that one year.

Welcome Tony, where have you been, sorry Drew.

No worries we got someone to get back on the board

2 including Dave

I will not say anymore here its not fair to take it off topic.....wish i was there please keep the updates comming Dave/Drew

drewcrane wrote:I have only a few pics as the land between Boise and here is well kinda plain, not a lot to see

stunning photos, all of them, I could look at views like P1040236R & P1040239R all day, as you know we don’t get wide open spaces quite like that over here

TYREMAN wrote:I was told about your trip forked out £20 to see this post, but worth every penny!... Have a safe trip.

hello there , welcome back Tony, good to see you back on here

What a great thread. Great pictures and write up, thanks for posting

How does the saying go? If you are going to do something,do it right.You guys are certainly doing that.Not envious at all

Made it home no problems what so ever, having some barley pops

Post up tomorrow

Cuda Commando wrote:How does the saying go? If you are going to do something,do it right.You guys are certainly doing that.Not envious at all

Yea third times a charm.

The first trip in our 1970 chally, I lost a spark plug lead, fixed it the next day but the car spent the day on a trailer, but I did drive it home.

The second trip,same car, I almost made it home but a nasty pot hole in Utah cracked the K frame, made it to Vail, called AAA, Tow truck got a flat, finally made it home on a flat bed

NOW go modern

This time, garage door to garage door, no issues, no weather, no flats,no wrecks....................STOKED.........MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!!!!

Really glad it all worked out well, Drew.

Looking forward to meeting you at the Nats next year!

All the best

Pete

Well Dave is nursing a Tequila hang over

We did make it to Mt Rushmore,and Crazy Horse. they are in the Black hills of South Dakota

Both very cool places,Crazy horse had the better visitors center, but since it is donation funded,it will be a very long time until it is done.

One more day I am trying to get Dave down to Cave of the winds here in Colorado, as well as see the Pikes Peak hill climb cuda

we visited 12 states in the western half of the U.S. in roughly 10 days,not a bad run,4000 miles on the ticker.

OK to finish up this fantasy dream trip ,Dave in his dream there is no weather, and we had no rain even in San Fran,amazing weather, even for me.

We did do a few things here in Colorado before the trip and after.

First place we went to was Mopar Masters, here in Denver, a great family run biz, great mates too.

Then it was off to the Rambler ranch, 700 cars of all makes, most all in climate controlled buildings, it is a national museum,with mannequins, dressed in period correct attire, and a plethora of car memorabilia.

Took the vette out

Cave of the winds, Colorado

Garden of the Gods