Slick 60's

Well from the title you should guess we will be heading to K.C. in 2012. Gerry has the hotel booked and the dates set. I will let him fill you in on all the details, I now have the sign in my top hat ( if you were here in Iowa you would know what that means ) so we hope to be seeing you in K.C. in 2 Years. .............Kid



oops, had the wrong year in there so I fixed it

same miles and 1 hour shorter... ... sounds like a good middle ground to me... a straight shot down 64 to 70 and straight in... ... making plans already....

Kid wrote:Well from the title you should guess we will be heading to K.C. in 2010. Gerry has the hotel booked and the dates set. I will let him fill you in on all the details, I now have the sign in my top hat ( if you were here in Iowa you would know what that means ) so we hope to be seeing you in K.C. in 2 Years. .............Kid

WOW !!! some of you guys going to get an EARLY start !

hurry up with the info so i can book my room.

ICEMAN6166 wrote:hurry up with the info so i can book my room.

It's in your SlickStock book Brian.

KC , Mo or KC Ks ?

rcb1020 wrote:KC , Mo or KC Ks ?

Up by the Airport, so MO

Heck thats just 3 hours north for me. Guess I'll be able to make this one!!!

I'm sorry I missed SS4, but the date was a problem.

Late August is tough for families with school commitments. I realize that no date is perfect, but if you could back it up a week or so, it would conflict less with that....

3157 kms or 1962 miles form moncton New Brunswick to kansas city. That would be a solid 3 days driving in a truck that is far from complete at this point.

Doesn't hurt to dream though, I bet you don't get many east coast canadians out to slick stock! The trip would be epic.... I'm going to focus on building the truck for the time being, but would love to attend an even like slickstock with the old girl.

Japedo

Castruck came down in his hardly-broken-in-super-deluxe-full-o-awesomeness-got-pulled-aside-by-the-mounties-just-so-they-could-peek-under-the-hood-1964 and he's from Missisauga.

2 years is a long time and we're all here to help. You just have to do it.

there is a place in KC called Oklahoma Joe's if you like meat this is the place to eat

man, i'm spoiled. but that being said and having been to two slickstocks, i would deliver pizzas or mow lawns for the money to attend the next one if i had to. once you have gone to one and actually met these fine people, you will not miss another. i have been involved with a few different car clubs and this is by far the greatest bunch of enthusiasts on the planet!
no fame, no glory, no trophies, nothing...but the pure enjoyment of the slick brotherhood. there is no group i would rather drink beer with until 3:00am!

You guys think I could convince JC to stay behind and run my combine so I could come?

johnzmu wrote:You guys think I could convince JC to stay behind and run my combine so I could come?

Would you trust JC to cut your hair?

johnzmu wrote:You guys think I could convince JC to stay behind and run my combine so I could come?

paint it yellow with flames on the sides then ask him

paint it yellow with flames on the sides then ask him

Would you trust JC to cut your hair?

Will book my room asap! 14 hours is a long drive though. Might just bring a picture book instead of my Slick.

After a nice conversation over the phone with Greg D. yesterday, I feel that I really missed out, not being able to attend SS4...The next one is going to be a definate "must go"...

DukeRoche wrote:Will book my room asap! 14 hours is a long drive though. Might just bring a picture book instead of my Slick.

Toughen up and be a man. I drove the N all the way from Central Texas and back. It was 980 miles one way of driving fifty year old technology. If you have ever wondered what it would be like to drive a semi fifty years ago, drive the N for about 200 miles on a two lane road bucking a head wind with a load on it. It was a twenty one hour drive home from Altoona. I averaged 45.6 MPH coming home, that did include four short stops for fuel and food. With out the stops the average speed would probably have been about 53 to 57 MPH.