Made it home safely post

Thought I would start a post as we have quite a few long distance travelers.

I made it home. Nine hours to get there, 7.5 hours to get back. I did take a 1/2 hour nap on the way out, missed the back up driver.

Tom

i got home around 3;10. no problems hit a little drizzle. tom we missed your back up driver also and let her know we are thinking of her

mtrhead79 wrote:

i got home around 3;10. no problems hit a little drizzle. tom we missed your back up driver also and let her know we are thinking of her

Will do, she missed being there.

Made it back today after filling my trailer with a recliner, 800 lbs of pavers and a face cord of wood. She pulled like a boss at 8 mpg through the hills of northern PA. Got my workout loading and unloading!

Glad everyone made it home safely. We pulled into the drive way just after midnight Saturday. Was great seeing everyone.

Tom we all missed your lovely wife...pls give her a hug from us and let her know that shes in our thoughts.

Dave thanks for putting WF together. You did a wonderful job and made it possible for all of us longroof lovers to connect.

Made it home around 6 tonight, hit just about every storm between Syracuse and CT but otherwise uneventful.

Made it home safely around 11:30 Saturday night, the wagon ran great. it was a good show.

Took me about 45 minutes. My thanks to Nick (phantom 309) for helping me to get Shammoo running a bit better for the trip home.

Made it safely home was a lot of fun we all had a great time car ran great. Saw an old man in a green with wood Roadmaster on the way home give me a thumbs up I actually thought it was one of us until I passed hum doing about 70

Pulled out of Microtel lot at exactly 9 AM......pulled into my driveway in Maine at exactly 5 PM. Cruise control set on 70 all the way, Pandora streaming '80s Summer Hits, couple of rest stops and a stop at the New Hampshire boozeria for replenishments. Great time seeing all the new friends I made last year and new ones this year! Thanx, Dave, for all you do and I'm hoping/planning to be at Hershey in Oct.....actually only a 4-hour drive to that one for me from CT

Made it to Detroit,on to Cleveland tomorrow, then home!
Just wanted to say thanks to everyone for welcoming
my wife and I so warmly. The wagon is touring like it
was new. Also the roads and highways are so much
nicer than ours at home.
P.s. Thanks for the award!
Shamelessly and self sevingly yours,
Donmac

Made it home safely after... oh wait.  I was already home. It was great to see everyone.  Hopefully I can make it next year, especially if the date is shifted earlier as it was this year.  Donmac: I liked your car so much that I bought one just like it last night- a red 1996 from SC.  I'll pick it up next week.

Dave, the date is always the same. It always was and always will be the last Saturday of July.
It simply makes it easier to plan that way.


The 2016 Wagonfest will be held on July 30,2016


Thanks for your help with the photos.

Dave

Lost the a/c an hour into the trip home... lost some time trying to figure that out. Arrived at home by 10pm a little sweaty and sporting that weird one arm sun burn. Had a great time,would definitely do it again.

Andebe wrote:

Lost the a/c an hour into the trip home...

where did it go?

Andebe wrote:

Lost the a/c an hour into the trip home...

You just left it on the side of the road? you should of stopped and pick it up!

he had it next to the beer cooler just a minute ago!

Be safe every one! Thanks Dave for another great N.Y. Wagonfest !!!

My dream is to join you some time in a future

Will there eventually be a thread with pictures from Wagonfest?

Historically , the pictures from Wagonfest are always in the Long Roof of the Month thread. You can find them there.

https://gmlongroof.4umer.com/f24-lrom


Sounds like you might not be familiar with the command "View posts since last visit" It bring up anything that 's been posted for you.


Dave

phantom 309 wrote:

Andebe wrote:

Lost the a/c an hour into the trip home...

where did it go?

In an attempt to get our lil 305 to go faster,I think the wife must have accidently thrown it out the window!

If you really wanted to go faster by reducing weight.... 

Which weighs more?


 The A/C....   The wife...

 Just sayin'

Dave if she reads that,you will need to seek out the witness relocation program! Gingers,dont play!

Andy let her read that next year the morning before wagonfest, it should be fresh in her mind when she meets up with sheep boy

HEY. that's MISTER sheepboy to you!

buickestate wrote:

Andy let her read that next year the morning before wagonfest, it should be fresh in her mind when she meets up with sheep boy

Hmmmm,it would make some nice leverage....

For  what... Three bags of wool?

This has now become a chat thread,....

Bucking for a moderators job, Nick?

Ok, so by now, shall we assume that if you aren't home by now, you aren't ever going to get there.

Made it home safely. After 1800 mi. loop
to Auburn Hills MI, then back to Cleveland,
then home through the heart of the Adirondacks.
The wagon ran like a top. Not to mention cheap
gas!(compared to home) Best wishes to all!
✌️
Donmac

1800 miles! Thats a road trip,nice.

WOW 1800!!!!!!!!!!!!!

after 2,600+ miles and 9 states we are finally home, small issue with the cruise control. mostly 19-20MPG the whole time one tank @15 one @21.

going to bed now after a 600+ mile night run from TN.

good to see u made it home. did u get to the liberty bell and did u want to kill anyone in philly traffic

mtrhead79 wrote:

good to see u made it home. did u get to the liberty bell and did u want to kill anyone in philly traffic

no real issues with philly traffic
we only spent just less than two hours downtown. $17.50 to park

my son got to punch Stalone in the gonads.



saw the liberty bell



and he got his philly cheese steak

Your sons expression differences between the excitement of punching Rocky Balboa in the nads,and seeing the historic Liberty Bell is hilarious...Gotta love kids.

I was thinking the same thing.

He was trying to "look cool" for the photo by the bell. but he truly enjoys being a smart a$$ for the photos.

Seeing the liberty bell was 100 % his idea though. to me it was just a bell with a crack in it. to me seeing Arlington cemetery would be more of a pull for me.

Although I got to see a wagon exhibit at the AACA auto museum in Hershey, the army museum in Carlisle and driving on the blue ridge parkway were more enjoyable for me.

where was that rocky statue i never saw that one the one i know is at the base of the art museum steps. the one in the pick looks odd

mtrhead79 wrote:

where was that rocky statue i never saw that one the one i know is at the base of the art museum steps. the one in the pick looks odd

it is in the visitor center right when you come up from the parking garage.