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In addition to driving Rt. 66, we met up with the N Texas, New Mexico, and Colo. regions of the CLC for their Cadillac Ranch Inter-Regional meet. We made it to Amarillo Fri. afternoon. This was a very well organized, well run event with lots of things planned. Toured the Cadillac Ranch, ate at the Big Texan steakhouse, toured a couple classic car places, and drove down Palo Duro Canyon where we watched the play Texas. We caravanned to all these places with a '41 Fleetwood leading the way. There was one other '63 - Deville convertible from the Denver area. My thanks to Rubye Musser, Nick Manol and all the CLC members for making us feel welcome.
Ol Blue clicked off the miles at 65-70 with no problems. After the meet we decided to head further west on Rt 66. Man, there's not a lot out there in the Texas Panhandle and New Mexico. We drove Interstate at most for about 40 minutes, all 2 lanes the rest of the way.
There were some pretty neat places like the U Drop Inn in Shamrock Tx. A beautifully restored vintage gas station, café and gift shop.
We continued west to Tucumcari New Mexico and I decided Ol Blue didn't need to go any further west. We left Rt 66 and headed up Hwy 54 across a lot of flat nothing in NM, Tx., Ok. to Liberal Ks.
Made it back to Rossvile Ks Monday evening. 1497 miles. Great trip, great people, lots of fun
Tom B.
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I have been quiet lately, and just wanted to jump in an chat a minute. I have back to back visits to potential CLC Winter Board and Grand National Sites, not to mention I have been pushing to get…Continue
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My son, unbeknownst to me, had all three of the horns on our 1963 Eldorado completely restored. We had recently added the Eldorado trumpet horn to the two standard horns and the sound was not very good... we had heard good ones so we knew something was not right... but there was not much we could do to get better sound from the 3 horns.
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