Re: New Mopar Road Trip Saga

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Earl, what the heck did you do with the rentel car, leave it on the side of the road  LOL
David Lee
65 coronet 500
Wa. St.


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> I hope some of you guys enjoy my pain in getting my
> new (to me) 67 Dart home from Pasco Wa.
>  
> My flight was due to leave at 8AM Fri from Salt Lake to Pasco.
> The flight got canceled due to fog at the Pasco airport. It had
> been closed off and on for a week. I had to get there by noon
> Sat because the guy who had it, had to put his dad in the hospital.
> I stayed at the Salt Lake airport from 6:30AM  to 9PM at night on stand
> by for a Pasco flight. They were all booked because of the Fog backlog.
> I got on the 9PM flight, they told us it would be 50/50 we would be
> diverted to Portland Or. Sure enough the 50/50/90% rule applied.
> If you have a 50/50 chance, then it is 90% sure you will get the 50%
> you don't want. Got to Portland at 10:30 PST, rented a car, drove
> 190 miles to Pasco - in the fog I might add - got there at 4AM -
> sleep in the Rent a Car, met the guy at 8:30, bought him breakfast
> and checked the car out, got all the spares loaded up and drove
> her home.
>  
> The good news is that the 38 year old girl - 273 Hi Po - never
> missed a beat. After a nightmare of getting to the car, the Mopar
> never let me down. 652.5 miles - 10 hours drive time - 18.1 miles
> per gallon (big tail wind from Bosie to Slc) - average speed 65 MPH.
> If they built cars like that today, with the technology we have,
> completely
> focused on simplicity, function and quality, they would last a lifetime.
> God I love old Mopars. If I was rich, I would do that every weekend.
> There is no better adventure than driving an old car cross county.
>  
> Earl 
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