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Hello group, I don't get opportunities to post much, as I have 2- and 4- year old kids (I'm sure you understand), but I've been anticipating this event since I pulled Mr. Finzzz out of the blackberry bushes and Scotch Broom of Pleasant Hill, OR in 1990. I inadvertantly discovered the Tulsa buried car event while researching how to correctly restore my junkyard car. I made plans 15 years ago to be there, for richer or poorer, and as I told Roger Van Hoy - wild horses couldn't keep me away! I will be leaving my home in southern Oregon, and traveling by way of Crater Lake and Klamath Falls, OR; northern Nevada, and southern Utah for anyone who might like to caravan. Sorry Neil Vedder, I have absolutely zero desire to compete with California traffic and mountain
passes! I can be contacted at either mjh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx or 541 459-2554 if you would like to make arrangements to meet and caravan somewhere along the way. I truly look forward to putting faces to many of the names I see on the list and meeting as many of you as I can. As Glenn Barrett's t-shirts say, Tulsa or Bust! Mark J. Hash Sutherlin, OR '57 Fury, '57 Belvedere 2dht, '58 Suburban ambulance (project), '57 Savoy 2d post, '61 DeSoto, '68 300 convertible
Dave Stragand <dave.stragand@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Hi All, I?ve gotten word back from the Invitational Auto Show at Tulsa. Congratulations to the following members who will be representing The Forward Look Network at the show: Michael Sutherland 1958 Plymouth Belvedere Mark J. Hash 1957 Plymouth Fury Brian Cooper 1957 Plymouth Congrats! -Dave *************************************************************
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