Arrived Home Safely

Peace out,

David

VikingVette said: that was a long haul for both of you (of course a normal car would take a lot longer than Sarges' GTO).  we are very lucky because we were home in 4 hours.  Of course, I had to add two more quarts of oil again.  As SOON as my mechanic opens up, I wll be calling him.  Sarge, I know you do a lot of your work, I sure wished that you lived closer,  I am glad that you both arrived home safely and in ond looooong day.

Here is a trip summary for all my driving (both cars) from the time I left my house till the time I got home.

Obvisouly that max speed was a mis-print....right?  I would need an additional read out to go with the fuel cost....the OIL useage!!!!!!!!!

Both my wife and I enjoyed meeting the "Grand Poo-Bah" of C3VR!  And I don't care what it said on the rest room wall about you, WE liked you!

No problems, no tickets, very little construction delays. Some rain this morning from Manassas, VA to the MD border.

When the traffic on I95 slowed to a craw lyesterday, I got off and took US1 north. At least I was moving.

Great gathering again. THANKS Clint for all the time, phone calls, emails, T-shirts and travel.

Thanks Adam for all that you contributed.

Great to see all the OLD faces and some new ones too.

Can't wait for next year.

 

Our next detour was not signed well and we ended up a good 40 miles out of our way.  Oh well, at least we were moving.

 

We called ahead and ended up stopping for the night at the hotel we stayed at our first night of this trip.  Clean, convenient and cheap.  Slept in this morning and had an almost rain free remainder of the trip.  Even ran into another C3VR member (well, ran into is a strong phrase, but anyway...)

 

Another great trip!  Thanks to Clint for all his work, and to everyone else for being there and adding to the fun!

manget1 said: Although a valiant effort was made to get 'er done in one day, Candi and I safely arrived home today about the same time as Mr. Wright.  A slight mechanical issue (https://www.c3vr.com/vrforums/message420986&Jump=1.html) couldn't even slow us down, but a nine mile backup along I-75 in Tennesee did.  It started about 1/2 mile past exit 134.  We took a crossover on the interstate (Candi told me the car was authorized, as the sign required).  The GPS tooks us down a curvy 2-lane blacktop as a detour (I think I heard banjos...) and about six miles along it, that road was blocked.