Short Summer Road Trip *cancelled. Thanks Con-Man!

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  • flyboyx
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    trust me buddy. its worth it. especially if you have your daughter with you. i don't know how many opportunities you will have to pass through that part of the country, but if you decide to go out of your way, you won't regret it.

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  • Vtec?lol
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    Hmmm, that adds a good 4hrs. If I were coming to Houston I would definitely do it. That road looks amazing though. Lots of nice turns

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  • jpod999
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    Originally posted by Vtec?lol


    Sounds like I might need a good camera? I'm googling it but can't find much. I keep getting a walking trail.





    Sounds good to me!
    Parkway looks like it technically starts here: https://www.google.com/maps/@36.0292...9879446,13.65z

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  • Vtec?lol
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    Originally posted by flyboyx
    pa: stop at gettysburg and check out the civil war park.
    baltimore: phillips crab shack for a crab cake.
    memphis: blue dog cafe or rendezvous for ribs

    skip little rock. from nashville, take the natchez trace parkway all the way to natchez mississippi. it was an old rail road bed that has been turned into a scenic park drive through the wilderness. there are basically no stop signs and the speed limit is like 50 mph. it is amazing but be sure to plan the drive to do it during the day. it is so worth it. watch out for deer and other critters that can jump out and punch your car in the nose.


    Sounds like I might need a good camera? I'm googling it but can't find much. I keep getting a walking trail.



    Originally posted by skateimitation
    More of a pub style menu to keep customers happy since we are off the beaten path. Burgers, smoked pork, and sandwiches. All locally sourced and smoked on site! 16 taps as well.
    Sounds good to me!

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  • skateimitation
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    Originally posted by Vtec?lol
    Love beer.
    What kind of food do you serve?
    More of a pub style menu to keep customers happy since we are off the beaten path. Burgers, smoked pork, and sandwiches. All locally sourced and smoked on site! 16 taps as well.

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  • flyboyx
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    Originally posted by Vtec?lol
    Hello Gang,

    This week I'll be driving from Newark New Jersey to Dallas Texas. I'm very curious to know who's in NJ? More importantly, WHERE'S THE GOOD FOOD!?

    I'll be driving starting the 7th and will be crossing the following;
    Interstates 78, 81, 40, and 30.
    Brooklyn to Newark NJ
    Parts of central PA
    Baltimore
    Roanoke Virginia (slowly)
    Knoxville, Nashville, and Memphis TN
    Little Rock AK

    I'll be in me wagon so I'm also interested in finding really good junkyards. I'm looking for e34 stuffs mostly.

    Tell me where to go...
    pa: stop at gettysburg and check out the civil war park.
    baltimore: phillips crab shack for a crab cake.
    memphis: blue dog cafe or rendezvous for ribs

    skip little rock. from nashville, take the natchez trace parkway all the way to natchez mississippi. it was an old rail road bed that has been turned into a scenic park drive through the wilderness. there are basically no stop signs and the speed limit is like 50 mph. it is amazing but be sure to plan the drive to do it during the day. it is so worth it. watch out for deer and other critters that can jump out and punch your car in the nose.

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  • Vtec?lol
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    Originally posted by skateimitation
    Like beer? I'm the head brewer at a brewery just 10 minutes off 81 in Waynesboro, VA! You should definitely stop in and grab a bite to eat and maybe something to go? (I figure you may not want to drink if you are driving)
    Love beer.
    What kind of food do you serve?

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  • skateimitation
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    Like beer? I'm the head brewer at a brewery just 10 minutes off 81 in Waynesboro, VA! You should definitely stop in and grab a bite to eat and maybe something to go? (I figure you may not want to drink if you are driving)

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  • Vtec?lol
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    Originally posted by mbonder
    Stop in and see Levent at Guten Parts in Maplewood, just a few minutes off of 78. Well worth a visit, he's always got a couple unique cars in his shop and has just about every part rare part on the planet stashed on his shelves somewhere.

    Also, if you're in Newark, go to the Portuguese section of town (known as Ironbound section because of the wrought iron architecture) and have some Brazilian BBQ. You'll never eat so many different types of BBQ meat.
    BBQ IS MY FAV! Thank you.

    Also, I will need to do my brakes. I might just stop at GTP and see if he has any cool e34 stuffs too.

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  • mbonder
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    Stop in and see Levent at Guten Parts in Maplewood, just a few minutes off of 78. Well worth a visit, he's always got a couple unique cars in his shop and has just about every part rare part on the planet stashed on his shelves somewhere.

    Also, if you're in Newark, go to the Portuguese section of town (known as Ironbound section because of the wrought iron architecture) and have some Brazilian BBQ. You'll never eat so many different types of BBQ meat.

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  • Short Summer Road Trip *cancelled. Thanks Con-Man!

    Hello Gang,

    This week I'll be driving from Newark New Jersey to Dallas Texas. I'm very curious to know who's in NJ? More importantly, WHERE'S THE GOOD FOOD!?

    I'll be driving starting the 7th and will be crossing the following;
    Interstates 78, 81, 40, and 30.
    Brooklyn to Newark NJ
    Parts of central PA
    Baltimore
    Roanoke Virginia (slowly)
    Knoxville, Nashville, and Memphis TN
    Little Rock AK

    I'll be in me wagon so I'm also interested in finding really good junkyards. I'm looking for e34 stuffs mostly.

    Tell me where to go...
    Last edited by Vtec?lol; 09-20-2016, 12:28 PM.
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