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Glassnose Aficionado
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Glad you guys are having a good trip and won't have to go home to snow. When you get a chance to look at my headers thread have a read and see what you think. You've done a lot more of this stuff than me. You have my #


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Cumberland Lake is one place I always wanted to visit, your picture makes me jealous. Have a fine trip completion, see you in Minnesnowta come June.

Did you "Shoot the gap at Cumberland and scream through Maynardville"???


1971 24 ft Barth Continental
P30 chassis
350 engine
 
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We were "high balling" down the Jellico hill, for sure! Tooling Along

Left Wapakoneta this morning. Around 63 degrees. Stopped in SE MI to check our rental place and I had a DDS appt at noon. Still about 65 degrees.

Left there and drove home. Overcast, raining, and 37 degrees. (Of course) head bang

Almost exactly 1600 miles. I have to fill up and check things for the final mechanical report. No issues, made only 3 fuel stops, with half a tank left.

BTW, there is some white junk in the woods under the trees. The lake is half open though.


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"98" Monarch 37
Spartan MM, 6 spd Allison
Cummins 8.3 325+ hp
 
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