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I plan on taking my 72 if i can get out of the office early enough.
Thanks for the reminder.
I'm putting a line lock on and had a leak - I picked up a new line last night I'll see if I can get it back on in time to go, but the way I bend tubing I dought I'll make it.
I think the last one is in December since they to a toys for tots thing.
Dave,
How about providing more notice for this NHRA Museum cruise, say for the December one, so we can show up with a bunch of Novas, and at the same time be a part of their Toys for Tots night. See you at the "Q" on Saturday, RK
How about providing more notice for this NHRA Museum cruise, say for the December one, so we can show up with a bunch of Novas, and at the same time be a part of their Toys for Tots night. See you at the "Q" on Saturday, RK
That sounds fun. I'll make sure to post something a couple weeks in advance.
A crusie in December You sure as heck are not in Ontario Canada ( or here in New Brunswick for that matter)
Post some pics of these cruises so us Canucks can envy you all.
PICS
You can search around this link and find a few. http://www.museum.nhra.com/cruise.asp
We are pretty lucky here in So Cal to have the NHRA Museum at our door step.
It is really pretty cool always a ton of cars and very very nice cars too.
First Wednesday of every Month but it sneaks up on you.
If I may also add. Last year, during the December cruise, I stayed over to help form a human chain to unload the truckloads of toys to be put around the base of the "Wally" statue inside. It was a very good, heartfelt experience, one I'll not soon forget, and would most likely blow all away who would witness a large contingent of SoCal Nova's members (remember to wear a shirt for recognition!!) forming the line to help out. The host group, CalRods, well, it'd probably knock 'em outta their wheelchairs!!! Something to maybe think about???
If I may also add. Last year, during the December cruise, I stayed over to help form a human chain to unload the truckloads of toys to be put around the base of the "Wally" statue inside. It was a very good, heartfelt experience, one I'll not soon forget, and would most likely blow all away who would witness a large contingent of SoCal Nova's members (remember to wear a shirt for recognition!!) forming the line to help out. The host group, CalRods, well, it'd probably knock 'em outta their wheelchairs!!! Something to maybe think about???
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You sure as heck are not in Ontario Canada
( or here in New Brunswick for that matter)
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