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FuszNissan 03-12-2010 09:58 AM

I have been following that Invisible to cops thread, and I think I am going to run Night vision....lolz

Jon@Altered 03-12-2010 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by tooohip (Post 441700)
I've got an open seat in old yeller! ;-)

I will certainly keep that in mind! We could get some great shots!

tooohip 03-12-2010 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by m4a1mustang (Post 441578)
Yeah - we are a mature group. :)

Maybe now, but wasn't this you back in the day?
Viddler.com - Burnout FAIL - Uploaded by failblog

FuszNissan 03-12-2010 02:25 PM

That is why you lock the doors and don't use the door handle to hold your self steady...lol

madelf 03-12-2010 07:38 PM

GT-R cruisin pic...NICE!!!!..... :worship:

Sscottfitz 03-12-2010 08:02 PM

We're good for either route OR cruise configuration -- I've got at least 6 ea. Motorola talk abouts (some older than other, but all work I think). We're planning to taking LOTS of pics & videos -- gotta get my "sticky pod" ordered, probably going with an external camera mount -- ANOTHER great advantage of a vert -- takin pictures!:driving:

ZCarMan 03-13-2010 06:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Sscottfitz (Post 442634)
We're good for either route OR cruise configuration -- I've got at least 6 ea. Motorola talk abouts (some older than other, but all work I think). We're planning to taking LOTS of pics & videos -- gotta get my "sticky pod" ordered, probably going with an external camera mount -- ANOTHER great advantage of a vert -- takin pictures!:driving:

Placed my order on Amazon for $62.95 for the Delkin Fat Gecko dual suction mount. They have single suction mount for about $30.00 as well.

ZCarMan 03-13-2010 06:32 AM

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Originally Posted by tooohip (Post 439974)
It's early I know, but I've been screwing around with route options:

ZDAYZ Caravan - Option 1 - Google Maps (529 Miles - Google estimate of 9 hours 7 minutes) - This one includes a trip down the dragon on the way to the lodge and I'm not so sure I"ll be ready for that at the end of a 10 hour drive with a fully loaded car. However, at that time of day for this event, it might be quite busy so there wouldn't be any chance to over-drive it while tired... ;-)

ZDAYZ Caravan - Option 2 - Google Maps (535 Miles - Google estimate of 9 hours 15 minutes) - Includes a possible photo opp at Bristol Motor Speedway and avoids the dragon at the end. Might be more scenic as we get closer, but will include more intersections/stop lights.

Just posting these for fun and to pass the time while I wait! ;-)

I like option 2 for the reason of being tired after 9 plus hours. If you add the stop for lunch and gas it'll be more like 10 plus hours. Depending on time of departure we need to consider traffic as well although I've never driven either route before. You all know me though, I'm an early riser so departing at the crack of dawn is not a problem with me. For example, leaving at 6AM would allow us to arrive somewhere between 4 and 5PM provided nobody has any tire changes or what have you that could add to the time.. Still daylight then and some time to get settled.

Hi-TecDesigns 03-13-2010 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by m4a1mustang (Post 441578)
Oh and a lunch stop, too. There are some Cracker Barrells along the way if you guys are into that country style cookin' :)

Don't tell me SO this or she'll demand we make the trip... I like it, she LOVES it. They were building a church a few miles from us that looked suspiciously like a CB in its early days of construction... to say she was excited would be an understatement :rolleyes:

m4a1mustang 03-13-2010 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by ZCarMan (Post 443374)
I like option 2 for the reason of being tired after 9 plus hours. If you add the stop for lunch and gas it'll be more like 10 plus hours. Depending on time of departure we need to consider traffic as well although I've never driven either route before. You all know me though, I'm an early riser so departing at the crack of dawn is not a problem with me. For example, leaving at 6AM would allow us to arrive somewhere between 4 and 5PM provided nobody has any tire changes or what have you that could add to the time.. Still daylight then and some time to get settled.

I definitely think 6AM is going to be the latest we'll want to head out by.

tooohip 03-13-2010 03:31 PM

6:00 MA.... ughhhh.... ;-) Let's see, that's a 5:00 AM departure from my place. Wow I LOVE YOU MAN! LOL!!!

m4a1mustang 03-13-2010 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by tooohip (Post 443932)
6:00 MA.... ughhhh.... ;-) Let's see, that's a 5:00 AM departure from my place. Wow I LOVE YOU MAN! LOL!!!

Remind me and I'll bring a cooler with some Red Bull. :icon18:

zZSportZz 03-13-2010 08:05 PM

I'll have to spend the night in a hotel up there, cause thats like 4:30 departure from here...not happening :)

m4a1mustang 03-13-2010 08:32 PM

Well there's a Hyatt (I think) right next to the starbucks we'll be meeting at.

Sscottfitz 03-13-2010 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by zZSportZz (Post 444300)
I'll have to spend the night in a hotel up there, cause thats like 4:30 departure from here...not happening :)

Rick -- I'm bettin one of us fellow Mid-Atlanticians who live closer to the departure point, can put you up on Wed night so you don't have to spend a lot of $'s staying in a NoVa hotel.


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