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Old 09-20-2007, 10:17 PM
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Im planing on attending the power tour in 2008, and i had a few questions in preparation for it. first question is how much money do u guys usually go threw on the power tour. gas, hotel, food and what not. im trying to figure out what kinda money imma need to gather up for the tour. im also wondering what u guys did mainly for food and housing. did everyone get a hotel room, or sleep in their cars or tents.what should i do to prepare myself for this years power tour. i plan on making it this year in my nova, and my dad will be going along with his truck. we have tryed the past 3 yrs but unexpected happened everytime. hopefully we will have better luck this year.
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Old 09-20-2007, 10:36 PM
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We stayed in your average hotel each night. I guess the average for each night was somewhere in the $100 ~ $120. Miles traveled seemed to average around 250 miles per day, so factor in your mileage. As for food, our group had one good meal each night, ate the continental breakfast at the hotel, and lunch was hit or miss.
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As for food, our group had one good meal each night, ate the continental breakfast at the hotel, and lunch was hit or miss.
I don't think Power Tour is for me. Not enough food.
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Old 09-20-2007, 11:06 PM
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lol, actually, there were a few places last year that provided a free lunch. It wasn't a huge meal, but the price was right.

The night in Memphis we had ribs, they were good. That was quite the place... can't remember the name of the joint, though.
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I don't think Power Tour is for me. Not enough food.
Me, you and big Jim would starve to death!! We would definately have to find the donut shops along the way...

Maybe next year.
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Charles Vergo's "Rerndezvous"...Charcoal Ribs...MMMMMMMM

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What do you guys do about leaving your cars out front of the hotel??? I could not do it......I would be a nervous wreck. I dont see how you guys with 100K plus rides do it......
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What do you guys do about leaving your cars out front of the hotel??? I could not do it......I would be a nervous wreck. I dont see how you guys with 100K plus rides do it......

most of the approved hotels have security set up for the cars. We've never had a problem.

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lol, actually, there were a few places last year that provided a free lunch. It wasn't a huge meal, but the price was right.

The night in Memphis we had ribs, they were good. That was quite the place... can't remember the name of the joint, though.
Rendezvous(sp?) It is so good that Melinda and I are headed there this weekend for a repeat of that meal....
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Bill dont forget the cheese and sausage appetizer and a cold bud to wash it down.. we go there quite frequently
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