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VOTE NOW: 2007 C3VR Gathering Location

Posted: 8/9/06 8:59amMessage 41 of 101
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So, according to the latest poll results... there are at least 21 people that will come if it is held in Reno/Tahoe. (Provided the date is right for all of them, of course).  That's not bad.  And the voting isn't even half over yet!

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VOTE NOW: 2007 C3VR Gathering Location

Posted: 8/9/06 1:33pmMessage 42 of 101
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  Well I hate to say it but, if the gathering was held in a double decker outhouse in the middle of the Artic circle - contradictions would abound but a lot of us would show up. I think we need to satick to the three picks and give the west coasters and advantage in the voting. I'm a little disappointed to see that al lot of the west coast members are not intrested in voting for a gathering in their area. That means the midwest and easties will control. Since we probaly outnumber the westies, wouldn't it be fairer to give the westies a little more vote power? Like say 2 to 1. I Love to hear all the suggestions for other places, but for this one time can we stick to the three proposed? I'm getting old and have a hard time remembering if I kissed my wife goodnight and put the dog out or if it was the other way around, So please keep me on track and try not to confuse me anymore  AND I thank you for your support
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Posted: 8/9/06 3:43pmMessage 43 of 101
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Jim,  I don't remember seeing a Double Decker Outhouse in the Arctic Circle?..Terry   



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Posted: 8/9/06 10:53pmMessage 44 of 101
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[QUOTE=spielman5]Jim,  I don't remember seeing a Double Decker Outhouse in the Arctic Circle?..Terry   [/QUOTE]

Terry, Maybe we can make one.   

Adam,  We do think 21 is good for the start.   Now we'll see how the rest of the votes go on the other parts.   Dude, we are getting excited again...   Are we there yet???    

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Posted: 8/9/06 11:10pmMessage 45 of 101
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OK, I found one, this is a great model and easy to build.. Tough in the winter though.. http://www.VetteRegistry.net/member_pages/6601_6700/6665/MTHUNouthous e.jpg ...Terry



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Posted: 8/9/06 11:19pmMessage 46 of 101
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Posted: 8/10/06 1:07pmMessage 47 of 101
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  Easy guys - there already is a double decker in the Artic. I just don't want to be the guy in the bottom. The point was that it's still about the members. I really don't think it's fair for the middies and easties to control the votes. Personnally, I don't favor any of those places. Been to Reno -DUH-, bad memories of San Deigo and I'm not a Morman so SLC is out. But those were the three choices we were given and I voted based on that alone. Sure there are places I'd rather go and if one of them was a choice I'd have voted accordingly. I'm just suggesting that we make lemonade of the lemons we were given and have fun with it. Please remember that this is about the people and the places we meet is secondary. Personally I would like Hell, Mi. in Jan 07. Terry, Mike  Thanks for riding my wave with me.

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Posted: 8/10/06 5:54pmMessage 48 of 101
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My vote went to Reno/Tahoe

Used to live in the SLC area.
Been to Reno/Tahoe.
San Diago, furthest distance but I think theres more to do in the Reno/Tahoe area, and not just gamblin. Think about the cruises around beautiful Lake Tahoe

If Reno/Tahoe does win I say we go with Tahoe. Its very very hot in Reno at that time of year and with Tahoe being in the mountains would prolly make it more comfortable. 

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Posted: 8/11/06 12:41amMessage 49 of 101
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      Well, as many of you know, I'm from Calif. origanlly. I lived 5 miles from beautiful Lake Shasta for 13yrs. as a kid, loved every minute of it. Like Bob (Bobs68) said, the Northern Calif. area is loaded with things to do and fantastic Corvette roads. I know because I learned to drive on those crooked mountain roads, thats why I loved our trip on the Tail of the Dragon so much. So, I'm biased in favor of beautiful mountain areas out west, I'm one of the 21 (so far) that voted for Reno. Southern Calif, from Sacramento south, should be another State (or given back to Mexico)!!! SLC, been there/ done that, got the T-shirt, it don't fit. Depending on the time of year, it might be better, I was there in July, No fun.

   So, now it's LT/Reno area, I'm all for that. I'd go there any time of the year. If you haven't already checked out the link in this thread about Lake Tahoe, do it now, I think you'll agree any time would be AOK. The North Shore area and all the roads around the Lake are awesome.

   Oh, one more little perk we would have in that area, my brother lives in Truckee, Calif. That just over a hill or two from LT and 30 minutes from Reno, he owns his own home inspection business and knows all of that area like the back of his hand. So, finding our accommodations and things to do is in the bag.

   Like I said, I'm biased, but I just wanted to put in my two cents worth in, I'll be there no matter where we go.

   P.S. For the last week of July and the first week of August EVERY year the Reno/Sparks area holds "HOT AUGUST NIGHTS". Thats a 5000+ Car Show/Cruz-in that lasts for 10 to 14 days and nights, around the clock things to do. Lots of Vettes there too. Just a thought, Google it if you've never checked it out, non-stop fun!!!

  Well, thats three cents worth, I'd better hush.   Later Ya'll, Chuck

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Posted: 8/11/06 9:52amMessage 50 of 101
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I have been to both Tahoe and SLC skiing in the winter. SLC is A OK, but Tahoe blows it away. I even had a ball driving a rental Taurus on the roads there on the way to the slopes. If we co-ordinated it with Bonneville speed week, I'd pick SLC.

I would suspect Tahoe should be real nice temperature-wise in the sumer since it is at 6200 feet altitude. You lose about 3 degrees (deg. F, I think) for each 1000 feet of altitude so the mountains should offer 15-20 deg. of air conditioning. It would be cool if we co-ordinated it with "Hot August Nights" in Reno, an hour and a half drive away.

Check out this for a cool drive;

http://www.virtualtahoe.com/GettingHere/beautifuldrive/index .html

Our vote goes to Tahoe, even if it is too far to drive a C-3 'Vette with the gymkahna suspension, we'll drive the CTS-V and pinstripe a C3 outline on the side...

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