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What's Everyone Doing for the Holiday Weekend?

Started by 68X426, September 02, 2010, 03:36:56 PM

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68X426

What's Everyone Doing for the Holiday Weekend?

I am headed out soon for the four day music festival near Yosemite, CA. Just around the corner from where I live, but it's worth driving hundreds of miles for the show that gets put on.

Called the Strawberry Music Festival, a few thousand cool folks attend (no muscle cars or bikes :'() but 4 days of great blues, roots, country rock, and bluegrass music.

What's up elsewhere?

Be safe and enjoy it all.



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i should be gettin the car ready for monster mopar, but instead i will be camping. they will have music and doin a las vegas weekend. BBQing. relaxing!!! mabey if we get back early monday i will be able to work on the car since i got my show sticker.  enjoy the weekend!!!
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i'll most likely stay in the house as always.   ;D
maybe go take some photos somewhere. Earl is supposed to hit here on Saturday so maybe head to the coast prior to get some shots of the waves as long as it isn't too gloomy.

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Quote from: 68X426 on September 02, 2010, 03:36:56 PM
What's Everyone Doing for the Holiday Weekend?

I am headed out soon for the four day music festival near Yosemite, CA. Just around the corner from where I live, but it's worth driving hundreds of miles for the show that gets put on.

Called the Strawberry Music Festival, a few thousand cool folks attend (no muscle cars or bikes :'() but 4 days of great blues, roots, country rock, and bluegrass music.

What's up elsewhere?

Be safe and enjoy it all.



  I been to Camp Mather many many times but never for the Strawberry festival. You have a great time i wish i was going... but me and the old lady are goin to kirby's cove in the shadow of the golden gate bridge on the Marin side for an all day picnic. I got a 12 hour permit, so we can drive the car down packed with goodies and bar-B que halibut steaks, I'm making a salad tonight freezing all the refreashments, in fact i need to go shopping inna sec..
and I'm even planning to swim in the ocean for the first time in quite a while,.. 'n yes - in spite of the Great White sightings nearby recently...

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41husk

I cleaned up the interior on the hauler tonight.  Will try to clean the rest up this weekend and get the Daytona ready to go.  There is a local car show Sunday in Collinsville IL. might hit that as well :shruggy:
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69rtse4spd

Taking some parts over to Pats on Sat. so her can send some pictures to some fellow members. Working Sunday & Monday for double time & extra day off. Got to have money to fed the car vice, fun, fun, fun. 

71ChallengeHer

3 car shows in 3 days. And a cook-out on Sat or Sun.  :cheers:

charger490

car show here in new york and the balloons will be going up in the morning and at night

MoparManJim

Working around the front yard and back cutting grass and moving things around, working on model projects  :yesnod: :lol: and also updating some stuff online as well and posting update photos of afew of the current builds. And watch movies.. and maybe play GTA4 alittle.

bakerhillpins

More of the same for me.

Hopefully finish building the master closet cabinets, paint the hallway and master closet, and maybe even get to fixing the dryer vent and finish some exterior painting.

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A383Wing

my ass is stying home and try to get something done around here...I'm so far behind on things I wanted to get done this year...had back issue and the doctor that did the procedure screwed me up more than I was before he touched me..

(damn)

69bronzeT5

If I had insurance on the Duster I'd say 3 car shows in 3 days but since I don't and I buy permits ($35 a day with coverage), I'm going to set up the new carb properly on it so the 4 barrel kicks in fully, clean the car spotless and then hit a car show on Monday :cheers:
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Redoing the front brakes on my Dakota, grocery shopping, and staying in the apartment to watch NASCAR and play video games. No money to do anything else.
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ChgrSteve67

Got my list of things to do the Charger.
Temp gauge
Turn signal lights
Air Shocks
Replace wiper switch

Just got to figure out what days the wife will let me work on it.

Having BBQ dinner with some friends Saturday afternoon.

hemi68charger

Sat. morning: heading over to the coffee & cars cruise spot (nice break from the Summer heat during the regular Sat. night events)
Sat. afternoon/evening: heading over to my good friend's house for his twins' 1st birthday
Sun. morning: church
Sun afternoon: cut off the TTI tips on my Daytona and replace them with the correct OEM tips. Maybe tinker with the 500's engine some more to get her fired up
Mon: only thing pending is going to the bowling alley with friends. Hopefully tinker some more on the 500.

Oh,, and have a beer or two in the process.............
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We are heading the the auction formally known as the Kruse Auction (not sure what it is called now). Wanted to take the motorhome out this weekend, but every state park is full in Indiana.
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Run 4 miles in the CC Alumni Race at our old college Sat morning, then off to the inlaws cabin in northern Wisconsin for a couple days to freeze our balls off with the forecast comming up.  :eyes:
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PocketThunder, how is the Charger coming along, drive carfully & watch out for those damn deer. 

PocketThunder

Quote from: 69rtse4spd on September 03, 2010, 03:59:13 PM
PocketThunder, how is the Charger coming along, drive carfully & watch out for those damn deer. 

Not going to tear it apart till the fall driving season is over.  I have a restored grille and hood ready to go though.   :2thumbs:
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Been traveling all week with work, so........ a little of and .  Plus, need to squeeze in a trip to the in-laws.. Maybe I'll save all my drinking for then.................
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Going to a car show on Saturday (as a spectator), then spending time with the family Sunday and Monday. Still waiting for cooler weather before I start working regularly in the garage.

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 We  :D  had the entire beach and campgrounds all to our selves,.. not counting the deer...  :2thumbs:

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Quote from: The70RT on September 05, 2010, 10:57:32 AM
Quote from: bakerhillpins on September 04, 2010, 08:25:51 PM
Quote from: stripedelete on September 03, 2010, 08:18:44 PM
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Wife had me working in the yard all day. I'm glad the hardware store was open today.
Got done about 4, took a shower and started making dinner.

Dinner is ready to throw in the oven and now I'm too tired to eat.

I'm definitely going in the spa tonight.

I did get to work on my Charger yesterday.
Replaced Wiper switch in dash, replaced turn signal lights in dash with brighter led lights, installed air shocks and lastly a mechanical water temp gauge.
My short list is getting shorter.

I'm getting pumped about the cruise to Santa Cruise next weekend.

-Steve

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Had company all weekend  :pullinghair::...they left this morning :ricky:...got busy putting house back in order :buff:...had call from my man. Went up in Belvedere on a lift, adjust shifter cable...wasn't sure how high he was going to put me but was enough for him to walk under it. Doesn't look so high from the floor but MAN! It was a hoot! He got the trans put back together and does she sound sweet and can pull like crazy now. :coolgleamA: Got to sit in the passenger seat during a couple burn outs...sorry no picks...just a ticked off old lady down the street... :2thumbs:
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Man, things went alittle cochide for me  :icon_smile_blackeye: . Friday I got hit by a bad a$$ rain storm in the evening as I was working on the lawn mower and trying to the throttle on it. Saturday I got up bright an early and started to work on the semi build to get afew things taken care of and then decided to check out afew online for alittle while. After that I notice it was mostly windy outside so I didn't do to much at all out side and with me being tired almost all last week I decided to lay back down and catch some Zs around 1:30PM and the next thing I know my friend Mark was yelling at me to wake up (I was setting on the.. wait for it.. wait for it.. sofa) :lol: at 9:30PM! He drop by to drop afew things off as he was headed home himself for the night.  Alittle while after he left I said heck with it and went back to bed  :lol:. I got up Sunday fix the lawn mower and almost got it back togother. 

bull

Sounds familiar. I worked on the Charger and grilled some burgers. We had to search the house for enough change to buy a $2 package of buns. :rotz:

greenpigs

   Took the week off to spend time with the family. I have done about the same, grilling and drinking and went for a little ride in the Charger. There are some things that need fixed, head lights & turn signals along with a horn that works would cut down on the stress of getting pulled over by the police.
  I did order a radio delete faceplate off Ebay but otherwise have been cleaning the house\garage with the free time that pops up here and there.
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Quote from: Brock Samson on September 04, 2010, 07:17:03 PM
We  :D  had the entire beach and campgrounds all to our selves,.. not counting the deer...  :2thumbs:



Some remind me why i live in Minnesota again?..??   :brickwall:
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Paul, I spent the weekend on a 28 foot sail boat on Leech Lake.  That was my first attempt at it, but the people we were with are masters.  I spent all the time I wanted at the helm and had a blast.  Thing happen so much more gracefully than power boats, and when you catch the wind and the sails fill it is a great feeling - once you get the hang of it.  I'd still rate myself as incompetent, but it was a lot of fun. 

And in only a few months I can go back up there for the eelpout festival on the ice.  That's why we live in Minnesota.  Or it could be we're just not smart enough to know better. 

General_01

Quote from: PocketThunder on September 07, 2010, 08:43:07 AM
Quote from: Brock Samson on September 04, 2010, 07:17:03 PM
We  :D  had the entire beach and campgrounds all to our selves,.. not counting the deer...  :2thumbs:



Some remind me why i live in Minnesota again?..??   :brickwall:

I thought you moved here to be President of the "Save the Deer Club". :nana:
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General_01

Just got things done outside. I screwed the spindles onto our lower deck because the nails stopped holding some of them and I took our old sofa out to my aunt and uncle's place so they could throw it on the bonfire. Test drove the car since I had trouble last week. It ran fine, so I think my trouble was vapor lock. I think I need to remount my fuel pressure regulator. Otherwise I was just a lazy bum.
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69bronzeT5

Well, my weekend was pretty good. I hung out at my grandparents on Friday night and Saturday. Came home late Saturday night and washed my Duster. Sunday I woke up and it was cloudy and supposed to drizzle but I headed out to a show in Aldergrove at a provincal park. It rained a little bit on the way to the show (barely- just sprinkled). It held out for the show though and then it got sunny as the show came to a close. After that I went back to my grandparents with the car and had dinner and found some cool places to take pictures of my car. Got home about 9:30pm. Yesterday it poured majorly so I stayed inside all day and cleaned up my room and played guitar.
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1969 Charger: T5 Copper 383 Automatic
1970 Challenger R/T: FC7 Plum Crazy 440 Automatic
1970 GTO: Black 400 Ram Air III 4-Speed
1971 Charger Super Bee: GY3 Citron Yella 440 4-Speed
1972 Charger: FE5 Red 360 Automatic
1973 Charger Rallye: FY1 Top Banana 440 Automatic
1973 Plymouth Road Runner: FE5 Red 440 Automatic
1973 Plymouth Duster: FC7 Plum Crazy 318 Automatic