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  1. #71
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    I made it home in one piece in 5 hours less than it took me to come down. My thanks to Don, Judy, Mike and Les plus all my old and new friends for making it one of the best weekends I've had it quite a while.
    Jim

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    What a great weekend! Don Flye reports that 43 people signed in and that we had about 30 vehicles.

    Photo gallery is now up here:

    http://www.metaldashweekend.com/photos.htm

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    Quote Originally Posted by stonefox View Post
    Awesome weekend fella's, thank for letting me into the inner circle.
    Nigel got me home with out a hiccup in record time, man I dig that new overdrive.
    Hope to see you all next weekend.
    Anybody have an address or GPS cord. for the camp ground next weekend?
    Sean
    Glad you had a good time and made it home without issues. It was good to meet you and hope you can make it for this weekend. Bound to be a good time.

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    Very cool photos. At times makes me want to move back east. Afraid I might have an overly "romantic" idea of what living in New England is really like.

    Beautiful fall colors. The GF and I are planning a Fall New England trip next year to try to catch the colors. Her brother lives in Maine and her sister in NYC so thinking we could start in the north and follow the colors south. I/We think it would be cool to do it in a Rover. Hmm, buy one use it for the trip and keep it at the brothers! Brilliant! This could be dangerous.

    Looks like a good time was had. Maybe I should just plan the trip around Metal Dash and stop in for a pint.

    Cheers,
    Drew
    1960 88" SII Pliny the Elder
    1997 D-90
    "Fear profits man, nothing"

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    I forgot to mention many thanks to Don, Judy ,Mike and our camp cook Les for all the effort and hospitality you all put into this weekend .
    Sean

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    Awesome pictures, Nels! I'm sorry I wasn't able to attend. Saturday must have been picture-perfect because it was pretty damn hot at Rentschler Field on Saturday for UConn game.

    Two questions:

    a) To whomever owns the '88 with all the stickers (Mass. plate 1234KK): Is that a electric Belleview winch on the front? Looks exactly like the one I had.

    b) To whomever owns the '88 (Conn. plate 1955LR): What brand of spotlight is that on your bulkhead? I haven't seen that before but it looks sharp there.

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    Awesome weekend.
    Thanks to all who made the trip.
    I do not have the pix downloaded yet, I'll get that done tonite.
    I have the gift certs. for the trial competitors and will mail them out in the next couple of days.
    Many thanks to Don, Judy and Mike for the hospitality and generousity to all who attended.
    Thanks to Tom Bache for sharing his rare fine of a 3 point hitch for a Series 109", it will be very interesting to see the installed equipment.
    Fergie is still recovering, he had a very quiet, uneventful trip back to South Burlington, a steady 4 hour drive.

    Anyone any thoughts for next year?
    Trailer reversing, green laning? Etc?
    Les Parker
    Tech. Support and Parts Specialist
    Rovers North Inc.

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    You will be hard pressed to improve on this year's event. I really think that folks comes to see old friends and to see what changes happened over the past year. I wouldn't change a thing. Again thanks to you all for all that you did.
    Jim

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    sorry I missed all of you guys. Looks like it was a blast
    '67 sort of station wagon (limestone), '65 gray hardtop, '63 blue Station Wagon, '64 limestone station wagon in pieces

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    Loving the photos.

    That lightweight, how come it has a wallaby on it?

    And only one girrrl?
    Alan

    109 Stage 1 V8 ex-army FFR
    2005 Disco 2 HSE

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