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  • Gomez
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    ^ which is why I like Ohio (only 2 hours for me). Ohio is pretty much in the center of things in the Midwest and is not too far from the stuff in the south. Heck, Myrtle Beach is only 11 hours or so.

    Anyway, my alarm system will be done today. Then I am going to get started with the cool stuff. I will probably get on with the a-pillar speakers first.

    I am trying my hardest to get this car done. Thanks to everyone pm'ing me to keep the car and truck on (I kinda got inspired). It's nice to have friends in similar places. Now I have to do my part and get one more finished Festiva to the meet. Or should I say meat. I love cookouts.

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  • 91blufestiva
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    I just looked it up, it is about 860miles for me to get there, hopefully I'll find a way to get there.

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  • sam.1956
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    At the time I got the GMRS radios, I wanted to get 2-way for my motorcycle and the CB options were exorbitantly expensive.

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  • SimonTuffGuy
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    We'll see what's going on then guys. There's still a few months to hack out all the plans for the drive out there.

    You guys should invest in portable CB radio's with magnetic mount antennas... I love the CB in my Jeep... Keep in touch for MILES, and you get to hear the fun stuff that truckers talk about.

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  • Pu241
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    Originally posted by rcottle View Post
    What kind of radios are these? Might try and make a meet will depend on how road worthy i feel the car is at that time. It all sounds like fun -what all goes on at one of these meets?
    Kind of like star trek communicators but with a lot shorter range.
    Can be plugged into a headset for hands free a hands free com link!

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  • sam.1956
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    Originally posted by rcottle View Post
    What kind of radios are these? Might try and make a meet will depend on how road worthy i feel the car is at that time. It all sounds like fun -what all goes on at one of these meets?
    Essentially some inexpensive walkie-talkie types. The FRS ones have a limited range due to low power output thus no license required. GMRS has a bit more power/range & does require a license (no test though). The frequency bands overlap (GMRS has all the FRS channels and a few more that FRS doesn't have).

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  • Smedley
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    Sounds like fun Sam. The more the merrier.

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  • sam.1956
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    Originally posted by Smedley View Post
    Don't worry, I can manage, and besides JLock will be there this time so I won't be the only female around.
    One more female is coming with the NC Madness Contingency... Melani has caught The Madness after meeting Smedley & V8Festiva! She's already arranged for Fri & Mon off work and will be traveling with me! Wooo Hooo!!

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  • rcottle
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    Originally posted by Slyder View Post
    I wanna go SOOOOO much.i just dunno if my parents will be to pleased with me skipping school for a week to drive 3000ish km by myself. But we'll see maybe ill be able to convince them.
    Heck i have to convince the wife - What a vicious circle, 1st the parents then the wife, probably the kids in another 40 years...

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  • rcottle
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    Originally posted by sam.1956 View Post
    Everyone remember to bring your FRS/GMRS radios. Makes caravan/convoy control so much easier!
    What kind of radios are these? Might try and make a meet will depend on how road worthy i feel the car is at that time. It all sounds like fun -what all goes on at one of these meets?

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  • Smedley
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    Originally posted by GenevaDirt View Post
    Poor Poor Smedley!
    Don't worry, I can manage, and besides JLock will be there this time so I won't be the only female around.

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  • Smedley
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    Originally posted by SimonTuffGuy View Post
    What are the details of the park in PA?

    If I can shave an hour of driving, I'd likely just meet at the park... Unless I find out the details on the caravan from NC and meet up with them somewhere.
    Simon,

    You could cut an hour out of the drive, but on the other hand, you would miss all the macho b---, uh, craziness at PU241's and all the fun of convoying around with the other Festys. Besides, you could play tag with Skeeter!

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  • Slyder
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    I wanna go SOOOOO much.i just dunno if my parents will be to pleased with me skipping school for a week to drive 3000ish km by myself. But we'll see maybe ill be able to convince them.

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  • V8Festiva
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    The convoy is a lot of Fun !!!!


    Dean
    Raleigh

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  • Pu241
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    Originally posted by sam.1956 View Post
    Everyone remember to bring your FRS/GMRS radios. Makes caravan/convoy control so much easier!
    Yes, they made communication throughout the convoy so much easier.
    And made lane changes and exits as if it had been choreographed.
    Nothing like seeing 7 festivas changes lanes simultaneously!

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