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So just discovered about a fabulous classic car driving tour that passed through my neck of the woods, at one point it passed within one hour of my place...

Anyone ever heard of the <span style="font-style: italic">Spirit of Millard Newman</span> driving tour? https://greatcarevents.blogspot.com/

Crossing my fingers that I get a chance to still see the tour in action... :rolleyes: Being rather starved of interesting cars here...
 
Almost literally under my nose (my house is very close to the road).

The Model T club National was closeby a few years ago. A friend was in charge of planning a tour.

"Bring them by my house", says I.

"O.K." says he!

But they came in small groups spaced throughout the day. By the time I got my camera ready, they were gone until the next group came by. So it was hard to get good photos.
 

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That Model-T run was in the Ithaca area for a couple of days. I kept seeing them chugging up the hill past the shop I was working at at the time. It was really neat.
 
not current home but former - friend in the Rolls Royce club arranged for the 100th anniversary tour to drive past the house - sat with champagne and watched. (BTW the drivers of this car are the parents of Chris Hadfield - Canadian Astronaut)
 
elrey said:
Yeah. right. Canadian astronauts! :thirsty:

don't make me come over there. :eeek: :lol:
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