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Father's Day Cottonwood Cruise & Picnic - Saturday, June 9
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untilThe 9th Annual Father's Day Cruse and Picnic is once again scheduled for a wonderful drive to Cottonwood and optionally on to Sedona. This is the weekend before Father's Day so everyone can still celebrate the holiday with family. The picnic destination in Cottonwood's Garrison Park, last year, was almost as perfect as you could ask for. Plenty of picnic bench seating under a huge ramada, and additional shade trees for those that want a true blanket picnic. You are required to bring your own sack lunch or food to grill for a picnic. Two charcoal grills are available to cook your own, but you will also be required to bring any items necessary to grill. E.g. Charcoal, fire, utensils, etc. There's one medium sized ramada with 6 picnic tables, a nearby restroom, and a playground. There is limited parking next to the ramada, but plenty of spaces, just a short distance, SE of the ramada and playground. WHEN: Saturday, June 9th (Weekend before Father's Day) Destination: Garrison Park, Cottonwood, AZ (Picnic spot) Who: ACE members post up in this thread if you can make it, I'll update the 1st post with the list. RSVP in the event thread here: -
The 9th Annual Father's Day Cruse and Picnic is once again scheduled for a wonderful drive to Cottonwood and optionally on to Sedona. This is the weekend before Father's Day so everyone can still celebrate the holiday with family. The picnic destination in Cottonwood's Garrison Park, last year, was almost as perfect as you could ask for. Plenty of picnic bench seating under a huge ramada, and additional shade trees for those that want a true blanket picnic. You are required to bring your own sack lunch or food to grill for a picnic. Two charcoal grills are available to cook your own, but you will also be required to bring any items necessary to grill. E.g. Charcoal, fire, utensils, etc. There's one medium sized ramada with 6 picnic tables, a nearby restroom, and a playground. There is limited parking next to the ramada, but plenty of spaces, just a short distance, SE of the ramada and playground. WHEN: Saturday, June 9th (Weekend before Father's Day) Destination: Garrison Park, Cottonwood, AZ (Picnic spot) Who: ACE members post up in this thread if you can make it, I'll update the 1st post with the list. theChad +1 Logistics & Directions: Multiple valley congregation points will form and all proceed to the McDonalds @ I-17 / Carefree Hwy for the launch point. Depending on participation from the far West, Wickenburg may possibly become a final launch point TBA later. SOUTH / EAST Side:AZ Mills El Pollo Loco (east side of mall) - Travel Time to McDonalds launch ~40 minutes - Suggested Departure 7:30am North Phoenix Launch Point: Departure Time @ 8:15AM McDonalds @ Carefree/I-17 (3140 W Carefree Hwy - Just East of I-17) West / Yuma / Wickenburg: DQ/Mobile Gas @ 93N. & Vulture Mine Rd. - Departure Time @ ~9:15AM Pioneer Park / Prescott: Pioneer Park bio-break pitstop & member pickup. - Departure Time @ ~10:45am Route: Carefree Highway (AZ-74) to Wickenburg. AZ-89N toward Congress, up Yarnell Hill to Prescott. North via Willow Creek Rd. to Pioneer Park - Which allows us to pickup additional ACE folk. Departure still the same @ 10:45 to 89A up Mingus Mountain, through Jerome, to Cottonwood's Garrison Park for the picnic. The optional leg to Sedona will be after lunch and will include a watering hole stop (Open Range Grill & Tavern on 89A & Amara Ln.). Possible parking south on Amara Ln behind the Grill or just E on Arroyo Roble Rd. What to bring / extra Info (Also check the top area for on-site accommodations): Sack lunch & Drink or Something to grill (2 charcoal grills available - bring your own charcoal & fire) Picnic blanket, folding chair - On-site facilities provide 6 picnic tables under the ramada.
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At least it wasn’t Lumber jacks! LOL https://youtu.be/sZa26_esLBE
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Many years ago, there was a plumber from LA on the Tonight Show, aka Johnny Carson, who had bought a new Lincoln MK III. It had so many problems and spent most of the first 3 months at the dealer doing repairs. It was so far out that Carson invited him to tell his story on TV. The plumber got so frustrated, he set fire to the car after driving it onto the lawn at Ford's LA headquarters. He said that 5 gallon can of gas he dumped on/in the car was the best money he spent. I've searched for the episode in vain, but if you could find it, it's hilarious. I'm not suggesting you try that, but maybe a big sign on the car parked at 2900 West Geronimo Place, Chandler, AZ 85224, in the HC spot just left of the main entrance to the GM Arizona IT Innovation Center, just might light someone's fire. Especially in concert with 3TV On Your Side. If you take Joyce along, she just might forget to take her HC card from the mirror.
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Haven't had time to work on the badges yet, planning to tackle those sometime next week. . .
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Relax, my old man is television repairman, he has an ultimate set of tools. I can fix it........ Just trying to add some levity, sorry to hear about your woes. Hope you get is resolved soon
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I kind of agree, if you would have put another 20K in fabrication and twin 88's, the car would be faster, and just as reliable. It takes a lot.
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Somehow your protection made you faster. THAT is what made Ted sick!
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There is a thread for this elsewhere on the site. PM me the last 8 and I'll see what I can do
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They are better than mine, I can't go past 3 letters without getting confused FRT CAK ASS FUK etc...
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Upgraded to DRM Bilsteins, so the shocks off my 2007 C6 Z06 are for sale. I'll throw in the normal bushings that came with the DRM's as I bought the upgraded Delrin bushings for my new shocks. Should be able to use the new ones I believe with the stock shocks, but don't quote me. About 17k miles on the shocks. $100 obo.
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CCW C14 Wheels/R7 Tires (C6Z Fitment) w/TPMS
phxcobra replied to cr133r's topic in For Sale / Wanted
Nice price, too bad I picked some up already. Curious though if you had an rubbing issues with the Hoosiers or if you had to use spacers or notch a-arms. Good luck with sale. -
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Farming in Canada.
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I have been having good luck with the Firestones, Firehawk wide ovals. Got them from tire rack delivered for like 1100 and these are run flats currently, I know you said you don't run them just letting you know what I have been satisfied with. Firestones have been wearing fine on the truck also. Goodyears didn't wear worth a shit on the vette.
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That's Hella funny.
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Don't caddies already have this? Onstar
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Thank you! PM sent...
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I agree with Tom on this one. I have been riding the Darkside for over ten years. I have not noticed any loss of handling and have scraped the pegs multiple times. My VTX comes in around 900 pounds as well since I added hard bags and fairing. Riding in a rain storm I feel much safer with the bigger patch on the pavement.
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Yes, I saw that one when I went to pick up the mail. Pure ugly
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That’s good if you take it out yourself wait for it to return and then put it back in yourself. Otherwise a mechanic can change out the unit if he has the rebuilt in his hand in one sitting. Just thinking she may not want to do this herself
