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awe sorry dude its at ajs fine foods off sunrise rd. La encantada mall, every second saturday i think. Great turn out lots of STs and nice cars/trucks. See ya next month
 


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awe sorry dude its at ajs fine foods off sunrise rd. La encantada mall, every second saturday i think. Great turn out lots of STs and nice cars/trucks. See ya next month
Wait were you with us today? A whole bunch of us in Fiesta's and focus'(focus's/foci?) all met and went up gates pass.
 


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No i wasn't there, had to go to work right after the cars and coffee sounds cool tho
next time :). What do you test? your testicular fortitude?

The Mt. Lemmon road is somewhat of a 'challenge' as well (in BOTH directions!). [wink] [driving]
That's where we plan to go next! :D
 


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Back when I was running up and down that beast in my 2.8 manual Capri 2, yup it took quite bit bit of testicular fortitude to push it at all, especially considering the tiny, 185/70-13 Michelins it was riding on then. LOL

I don't know if the state ever pulled them out of there, but WAY back then (mid 1970s) there were plenty of skeletons of wrecks from those who over-cooked it (or were just plain old inebriated??) at the bottom of almost every drop off along that mountain road. [wink]
 


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Back when I was running up and down that beast in my 2.8 manual Capri 2, yup it took quite bit bit of testicular fortitude to push it at all, especially considering the tiny, 185/70-13 Michelins it was riding on then. LOL

I don't know if the state ever pulled them out of there, but WAY back then (mid 1970s) there were plenty of skeletons of wrecks from those who over-cooked it (or were just plain old inebriated??) at the bottom of almost every drop off along that mountain road. [wink]
I bet dude, were there even guard rails?
 


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