Whatcya Driving to the Nationals
 

Whatcya Driving to the Nationals
 

Ken Since you are the host, whatchya driving to the Nationals? How about the rest of you FTEs?

John
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Whatcya Driving to the Nationals
 

>whatchya driving to the Nationals?
>
>John
>jowilker


For me it was going to be my wrecked Super High Milage `92 F150 daily driver. But it dosen't quit fit in with the other trucks around town. So instead, I guess I will be driving my little known and seldom talked about Low Milage `86 F150. Only driven on get away trips like this, but it is still in awesome condition and is starting to blend in a little with the older trucks. Gas milage isn't as good either.

Dan Herrmann

Whatcya Driving to the Nationals
 

My 67 is in pieces and won't be back together in time. The 75 has a LONG way to go before its ready. I'll be driving my 2000 Ranger XLT 4 door Supercab. Great little family truck without guzzline too much gas.

Ken Payne
Ford Truck Enthusiasts Admin

Whatcya Driving to the Nationals
 

I will be driving my Subaru Outback, which I know isn't
a Ford, but hey. I'm thinking about seeing if I can take a
tour of the Subaru plant in Indiana on the way...

Whatcya Driving to the Nationals
 

I'm riding with NW Airlines to Knoxville and hopefully catching a shuttle to PF. I may rent a car, but I figure that most of my time will be spent around the show so a car won't be needed.

Tim in Burien

Oo.

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I'll be in the Dodge Caravan pulling the Coleman.

Tim - a shuttle to Pigeon Forge would be very costly. It is a long way from the airport. Someone on this list should offer to give you a ride. If you don't mind riding with a wife, 2 kids, perhaps the family dog, and are arriving about 2 pm (EDT); I might be game. I'll bet someone with a vintage Ford could do better!!!

Glenn in TN