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Anyone else in the North East (I'm just north of Boston)? Hope to get together share tips or just chat locally.
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Where in Vermont? My family has a cottage on Willoughby Lake, about 20-25 miles from Canada.I come to Vermont every summer, where in NH do you live steve6225?
Farmington, about 25 miles north of Portsmouth.I come to Vermont every summer, where in NH do you live steve6225?
Racer when I picked up my car on Monday the salesman said that the $4k package will be broken down into 3-4 different packages so buyers will be able to choose what they want instead of just getting everything.as soon as the dealers and FIAT get there act together on 2018 packages
Racer when I picked up my car on Monday the salesman said that the $4k package will be broken down into 3-4 different packages so buyers will be able to choose what they want instead of just getting everything.
Farmington.....I know where that is!Farmington, about 25 miles north of Portsmouth.
Brownsville near Harpoon? or another one? 44 to 106S to Tyson road......Nice!Brownsville, VT on the Connecticut River toward the southern part of the state.
Yes Greg A. at Larchmont. He's a good guy. I told him that I was on a 124 fan site and trying to send him business. If you go mention that, maybe it will help.Great to hear your dealer was informed. If I recall you said you worked with Greg A. at Larchmont. When ready, I will look them up. Suposably they have been selling FIATs or ALFAs continuously since 60's.
I have been up to Lincoln quite a few times, it is really nice up there. I would also suggest the Mount Washington Auto road, but I took my 500 up there and it scared the **** out of me! I would probably do it again with a group, but I should go last... Elderly people were passing me last time, even a Buick! (I am not a fan of heights)
Do any of you belong to the Fiat Club of America? they have a Northern New England sub group that is currently inactive. I am thinking about using that to put something together for this summer.
The Kanc and the Notches perhaps? It would be a pretty long drive though. New Hampshire is pretty good because it is central to Maine, Vermont, and southern New England, but I have driven on some beautiful and twisty roads all over New England.