Driving cross country starting Thursday...

TerryK67 said:

So I'm leaving near Portland Oregon on Thursday morning going to Rapid City, SD via the northern route. Then putting my 1967 Chevelle on a trailer and heading to Virginia on 13 June ( Monday). So if you see me give a wave and throw me some gas money. I'll update on my trip and let you all know how it's going!!

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Cruster said:

You can drop that '67 by Missoula on your way! My all time favorite car! Mine was black, 327, 375hp, 4spd. Miss it still today!


Have yourself a safe and fun trip!!! Business or pleasure?

Hmm, looks like photobucket died.

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NVR2OLD said:

Give me a call when to get to Rapid City... Andy 381-1390....I would like to meet you. Have a safe trip.:rock:

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hankthetank said:

damn, that sounds like an adventure.......have a blast and be safe. looking forward to some pics too..

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jelms said:

Have a safe trip. Those roads in WV can be scary.

Where you heading in VA? There are a couple of us Virginia boys on here.

Mb
-jeff

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TerryK67 said:

I live in Woodbridge.

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jelms said:

Northern VA. I'm just north of there. Good luck on the beltway, major construction going on it sucks ass with all the lane closing. Make sure you do it during the day. Might save you some headache... Maybe not...

Where you working?

My best.
-jeff

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TerryK67 said:

Hi Jeff. I work at Quantico MCB. I was working at Andrews AFB until about a month ago, but because of the BRAC my office moved south (thank god as my commute is now 10 mins instead of 1.5 hours!!)I'm actually dropping off my cars in Waynesboro PA for about a month until I move into my new place with a garage. I had to take a temp apartment until I could figure out e best place to live. How about you??

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jelms said:

I currently reside in Reston but am building a house in Annandale now, hope to be done by Christmas. As far as work, I'm more or less retired but trying to keep busy. Being retired at 46 brings some interesting challenges and options

Mbj

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