Hi Woodzman, it was nice to meet you when you swung through Dallas. Very nice looking car, I really like the hood vent stripes.
Phoenix Arizona Area Fiat 124 club?
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The April run is the one I am making plans to attend.
As the Southern saying goes "the good Lord willing and the creek don't rise"
Yes, counting down the hours. I'll hit the road around 5 AM on Friday and will be here:
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in Las Cruces, New Mexico by mid-afternoon. The plan is to meet up with @alltimesaresoon the morning of the 8th, and head to Clifton, Arizona where will we rendezvous with the rest of the group..
in Las Cruces, New Mexico by mid-afternoon. The plan is to meet up with @alltimesaresoon the morning of the 8th, and head to Clifton, Arizona where will we rendezvous with the rest of the group..
Yes, its true. My spider is no more. Driving back from the Devil's Highway in Arizona, I got caught in a flash flood in a small Texas town called Rotan. This is it on a nice day.
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I saw this as I was heading that way
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And this was the result
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It looks like I'm in the middle of a lake, but this is main street. South Cleveland Street to be exact. And this is after the water went down, it was to the top of the doors during the storm. And here is some of the aftermath. Water was up to the base of the steering wheel.
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This is two days later at the shop. Nothing works, everything is shorted out.
Bye-bye spider!
But before she went, we had one magnificent last ride. Six Fiat 124 Abarth Spiders gathered in Clifton, Arizona to take on the Devil's Highway. Featuring over 400 curves in 123 miles, US Route 191 (aka, the Coronado Trail Scenic Byway)
I saw this as I was heading that way
And this was the result
It looks like I'm in the middle of a lake, but this is main street. South Cleveland Street to be exact. And this is after the water went down, it was to the top of the doors during the storm. And here is some of the aftermath. Water was up to the base of the steering wheel.
This is two days later at the shop. Nothing works, everything is shorted out.
Bye-bye spider!
But before she went, we had one magnificent last ride. Six Fiat 124 Abarth Spiders gathered in Clifton, Arizona to take on the Devil's Highway. Featuring over 400 curves in 123 miles, US Route 191 (aka, the Coronado Trail Scenic Byway)
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