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And last but not least, the cherry on a large cake,

The 2012 Pikes Peak Hill climb winner,Full on race car , Jess Neal is a good track mate of ours, so he was stoked I brought some one from so far, and Dave had wanted to see this car so bad,well we delivered.





short vids, have the sound a a grin on Dave's puss :thumbright: :thumbright: :thumbright:
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That is some way to end the trip.....any links to that car in action/winning the hill climb Drew?

Thanks for posting everything. Superb read.
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Gas for GOSH wrote:That is some way to end the trip.....any links to that car in action/winning the hill climb Drew?

Thanks for posting everything. Superb read.
thanks and thanks for all the followers here you made it very fun,and inspiring, I thought of you guys the whole trip.

Here is a Hot Rod mag. link to the hill climb

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Cheers Drew. Another fantastic thread that's definitely added another thing to my bucket list.

If that don't get Dave back in a " proper" car , I don't know what will !!! :D

Bit of inspiration for Blue there as well .... ;)

Thanks again :thumbright:
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Mossy68 wrote: Bit of inspiration for Blue there as well .... ;)
Spotted that as well :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Drew - This Blue Moon wheat beer on sale in the UK is allegedly brewed in Denver, Colorado. Have you heard of it? It's "Belgian style" so is cloudy like Hoegarden and tastes like it.
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Gas for GOSH wrote:Drew - This Blue Moon wheat beer on sale in the UK is allegedly brewed in Denver, Colorado. Have you heard of it? It's "Belgian style" so is cloudy like Hoegarden and tastes like it.
Yea it is from here , kinda sweet, sometimes served with an orange garnish, we did try it, a bit to sweet for me :o
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What a great read Drew and thank you for sharing and your fine reports, photos.

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cadboy wrote:What a great read Drew and thank you for sharing and your fine reports, photos.

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You are very welcome, if anybody is planning a trip here , I would be happy to assist, I hope we motivated some of yall :thumbright: :thumbright: :thumbright:
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cadboy wrote:What a great read Drew and thank you for sharing and your fine reports, photos.

:thumbright: :thumbright:
You are very welcome, if anybody is planning a trip here , I would be happy to assist, I hope we motivated some of yall :thumbright: :thumbright: :thumbright:
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Been a great read! Blue Moon was one of my beers of choice last time I was in the States, almost European in taste. Can't be doing with most American beer, especially anything "Lite" just what is the point of that stuff?
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Blue wrote:Been a great read! Blue Moon was one of my beers of choice last time I was in the States, almost European in taste. Can't be doing with most American beer, especially anything "Lite" just what is the point of that stuff?
Yes I agree lite beer is close to bilge water, we drink mostly Mexican beer ( German recipes ) like Modelo, when it is hot here,a heavy beer just does not taste good, so some of my mates go with lite, and end up drinking twice as much,and the taste.......plain awful :roll:
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drewcrane wrote:You are very welcome, if anybody is planning a trip here , I would be happy to assist, I hope we motivated some of yall :thumbright: :thumbright: :thumbright:
Just got back from a very similar trip and I can recommend it!

Started and finished in Denver with 3500 miles in between. I'm very jealous of you Drew, great part of the country to live. (Apart from the 8-month long winters you get)! :shock:
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Bilko wrote:
drewcrane wrote:You are very welcome, if anybody is planning a trip here , I would be happy to assist, I hope we motivated some of yall :thumbright: :thumbright: :thumbright:
Just got back from a very similar trip and I can recommend it!

Started and finished in Denver with 3500 miles in between. I'm very jealous of you Drew, great part of the country to live. (Apart from the 8-month long winters you get)! :shock:

WOW cool ,to bad we didn't hook up, oh well, and our winters seem long but here we don't get the harsh stuff they get back east,

If you look at my posts I still paint outside in jan.feb,so we have a unique climate here in Denver , but the Mountains, different story.
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Drew,
What an excellent thread and a great read. Agree on the Modelo beer, have had it over here.
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