Quite a weekend around here

Well, the Northlanders had a few people over for the weekend (starting last Wednesday, actually.) Covered nearly 1,000 miles and involved about a dozen and a half people and cars by the time we were finished. I guess you could say this was a driving tour of sorts because not everybody came to the Twin Cities...so we went to them.

Here are some photos...

A few more candids

More images of a busy weekend in the Northland...

Some really neat cars there for sure!

Who owns the nearly exact Miller-Meteor ambulances? Very nice.

I can add mine here. like I said you ever get the chance to spend some time with Tony, Gene, John or any of the other northland group do so. I'm still recovering from the weekend. but we did some things I have never done and my never get to again. broke in Mike (his first junk yard run) and drove a 1939 car more then just around the parking lot. there is stuff out here that the east and west cost only dream about. cars keep running 90 years + and all.
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the rest of my pictures are here http://www.dropshots.com/jer57747#date/2010-08-26/10:13:11. forgive my last names escape in the whorl wind of fun.

My attempt at a video

George Quast and his hearses.


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somebody had the privet box checked on his video. more darn things to remember them on cars. but it linked well.

I'll get the hang of this yet...

I think I fixed the first one. Now try this one.

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thanks I was sitting in the LaSalle and did not get in on what George was saying when starting the stude. still can't believe he just said you can drive a stick, you take the LaSalle. knew that drivers ED back in 65 would pay off. that car has the smoothest shifter I have ever operated.