Safe journey Gent's

This pic is great!! And a couple of surf boards on top would make it greater

When traveling to Mexico you need to bring surfboards.

Rob wants to know ...

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Real "craftsman" used to take that set of "extra" doors out of wagons like that......







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Somewhere out in the desert a wagon train forms as the pioneers head West.

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Since it's wagooon week here...a 1966 Mercury Comet Voyager 427/4 speed Drag'N Wagon
 

For Rob of course...

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https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds...t/1627008.html

I like it Skip:thumbsup:

Slight detour. We need to test this little Nova out.

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Well we made it back to Orange County tonight. 2200 miles in less 96 hours - that's 4 days. :RunninDog:

Those that think we cheated with an LS powered vehicle (ok, we kinda did) should be reminded that it took us 11 days to get 3400 miles in Betsy the '74 ramp hauler. :action-smiley-027:

Not too bad. And yes I am now an LS believer and embracer. :D

Just like Rob's adopted policy of the reverse build thread for a Torino that may or may not ever be finished, this tight timeline trip (seems like I mentioned that before...hmmm) necessitated the use of some post-completion pics and commentary more than last time, so pardon the scattered order.

The final cheers

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after crossing into CA - for some reason millions of people visit and move here
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