Who drove the farthest to the show?

[yamahalic63 0]

Title being pretty much says it all, how many miles did you travel to get to the show this year? Just curious. I'll start, less than 1 mile for me!! :thumbs:

[C-Series14 15]

I know I am not the farthest but I will start off the big numbers...388 miles from SW Ohio. 7.5 hours going out, conquered Route 30, 7 hours coming back, 2 stops...and got lost a little right after I left the Show! Was day dreaming I guess....

[Brrly1 1,146]

Mike , you were probably day dreamin' about the next C-series tractor you were gonna find. Did you find one on the way home? See Ya, Bye Burly

:D

[rmaynard 15,434]

I guess my 35 miles doesn't qualify.

Bob

[HorseFixer 2,012]

According to mapquest comming in from the north side by carlisle it was

Total Travel Estimate: 9 hours 55 minutes / 585.57 miles

Stevasourus has me beat, cause he lives about another 150 miles west of me in elgin Ill

Cheers ~Duke

[buckrancher 2,679]

I forgot to check my miles but its around 4 and half hours one way for us

:thumbs:

[C-Series14 15]

Mike , you were probably day dreamin' about the next C-series tractor you were gonna find. Did you find one on the way home? See Ya, Bye Burly

I couldn't be as lucky as some of the folks on here that see them all the time. Last time I saw one was when I went by a WH dealer back when I was a kid! :thumbs:

[Butch 194]

According to mapquest comming in from the north side by carlisle it was

Total Travel Estimate: 9 hours 55 minutes / 585.57 miles

Stevasourus has me beat, cause he lives about another 150 miles west of me in elgin Ill

Cheers ~Duke

Stevasourus wins again?

Butch

S. Jersey

[MikesRJ 552]

Elgin, IL to Arendtsville, PA = 676.6 miles.

I know Steve stepped in a load of fine, mid-western horse dung before he left home.

[JimD 3,345]

A paltry 263 miles. I think 200 of em were on Rt. 30. You get dizzy drivin that road. :thumbs:

[Buzz 502]

Jim and Dee Rodgers drove up from just north of Dallas TX. 1357 miles. They're probably in the top five.......

[Redbird 1]

I know it wasn't us. It only takes us about 1 hour to get there

As for Steve and the horse dung..............

He can step in sh-t and come up smelling like a rose

Thank God! I don't think his wife Chris would want to ride with him THAT long otherwise :thumbs:

[clintonnut 126]

Elgin, IL to Arendtsville, PA = 676.6 miles.

I know Steve stepped in a load of fine, mid-western horse dung before he left home.

If you are talking about the RJ it may of looked like something that came out of an animals rear but it did supply us with good parts. In the next couple weeks I am starting a thread on tractordave3128s resto on his RJ and this supplied a hood nose, steering wheel, tranny parts, throttle, gas tank and a couple other parts!

I did take the hacked hood apart by grinding the lap weld apart with a grinder, spent an hour with hammer and dolly and now it doesn't need any bondo. It is ready to put back together with a good rear half boy I get carried away sometimes!

We drove 100 miles

Steve wins again in my opinion. Actually what about GERRY W?

Charlie

[BPjunk 184]

Well I do know that a nice man who used to own a Wheel Horse dealership in Wisconsin talked to me at the show!

There is only a few states that have not been represented at the Annual Wheel Horse Show, along with those who come from Canda and England.

Wild Bill

[wh500special 2,168]

785 miles.

[bowtieguy 334]

What?..you mean Bruce M from California wasn't there?...he usually gets the longest distance prize (plus all the raffle prizes...lol)

I doubt that Larry and Judy Dexter are home yet, but I know they were going to the show...from Warsaw, Missouri to Arendtsville, PA is over 1000 miles. That should get them "first prize"

I hope you saw their white Wheel Horse trailer full of restored Wheel Horses!!

[squonk 41,051]

How about who saw the most deer. I was on the road at 11:30 P.M. under an almost full moon and saw about 40 in about a 5 mile stretch. Italy Valley in NY is treacherous. :thumbs: