So I head down toward Lexington OK to pick up a 73 280SEL 4.5 today.
The last 20 miles of the trip turned out to be down windy hilly dirt
roads. WAY out in the middle of nowhere. This was in my 1 ton so it
was REALLY a rough ride. Got the car loaded up and decided to take the
long way home
Wow - glad I stayed home today!
You come close often enough - I'll send you a map thatyou can put in
the glove box ---
You did take the back roads to Lexington if you didn't come by the
house - we're one block off hwy. 77, 1/2 mile off I-35.
On 4/16/06, Kaleb C. Striplin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
By some miracle I completely avoided hitting anybody. This idiot didnt
even look and there was quite a long line of cars behind me. If I
would
have hit him dead center like I would have before my evasive maneuver
that dude would have been dead, no doubt about it. It would have also
caused a
On Apr 16, 2006, at 9:47 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
Made it home after that with no more incidents.
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Kaleb C. Striplin/Claremore, OK
You got lucky. I wound up towards the front of a pile-up at
I-81I-78 in Pa. Roads were icy under all overpasses and I was going
easy with a van
yea I got off the turpike at wellston I believe on the way down.
OK Don wrote:
Wow - glad I stayed home today!
You come close often enough - I'll send you a map thatyou can put in
the glove box ---
You did take the back roads to Lexington if you didn't come by the
house - we're one block off
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So I head down toward Lexington OK to pick up a 73 280SEL 4.5 today.
The last 20 miles of the trip turned out to be down windy hilly dirt
