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KC9KAS

My wife sent me an E-mail at work today.

Said she has reservation in Gettysburg PA June 25-26-27.

Just wondering what I might do for 3 days in PA the 3rd week of June?

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AMC RULES

Ever see yourself maybe...    :thumbs: 

taking in a great little tractor show while you're in the area? 

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Ed Kennell

:eusa-think:  Uhh.... You could search the battle field for musket balls.

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Geno

Trouty Bob lives close, you can go visit him!   :text-woo:

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KC9KAS

I did hear something about a tractor show near there.

WooHoo

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Trouty56

Are you a Sprint Car fan???

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Trouty56

Trouty Bob lives close, you can go visit him!   :text-woo:

I think I am busy those days....lol

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Coadster32

Hershey park?? :hide:

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Ed Kennell

Might wanna take in "The Round Barn"

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fireman

Absolutely love Gettysburg. If you've never been there, your in for a treat if you like history especially about the Civil War. Go to the Visitors Center and plan your couple of days. We have been going every summer for the last few years and see new things every time. If you want specific things let me know and I'll pm you a list of what I feel are the best to visit.

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Ed Kennell

Don't miss the apple tour. :woohoo:

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KC9KAS

Might wanna take in "The Round Barn"

Saw it 2 years ago when were at "The Big Show"

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DOC in Kentucky

Talk with Lane Ralph....he knows where all the great restaurants are!!!

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squonk

Watch out for marathons during Civil War days! Right Craig?  :)  :ROTF:

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AMC RULES

Better pack your lunch. 

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squonk

Watch out for the Domino's  Pizza. It's so hot it about burns through the hotel room's table. Also the Harley dudes that arrive at midnight that circle the hotel like a bunch of Injuns can be annoying!    :) And that traffic circle filled with tour buses can be a pain. Lincoln Diner on 34 has an awesome breakfast!  :bow-blue:

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chazm

A lot of good restaurants  in Gettysburg & Chambersburg... :handgestures-thumbupright:     for the wife, the outlet mall in G-burg :eusa-doh:  & of coarse :wh: show for you :dance:

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KC9KAS

My wife will be at the show. She said we have to take 2 tractors this time.

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Ed Kennell

C'mon East 30 mi. to York and watch us build 1500 lb  Harleys and 400,000 lb Grand Coulee Hydro  Turbines. 

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Trouty56

Williams Grove Speedway (Dillsburg, PA...45 minutes up RT 15 from G-burg).....Super Sprints Friday night......Sportsman, Late Model, and a special Midget Class Race on Saturday.....  Sprints turn the 1/2 mile track in less than 20 seconds.....midgets like 2 seconds slower.....but they are fast and wingless.....

 

http://www.williamsgrove.com/divisions.htm

 

http://www.williamsgrove.com/schedule.htm

 

If you have an interest in racing and never attended a Sprint/Dirt Track circuit race.....the sound, smell and feel is pretty intense.....

 

Midget Specs.....,1075 lbs W/ driver....400 HP....bout the weight of a decked out C-160 with wheel weights....

 

  • ARDC
  • Engine size: 4cylinder
  • Fuel System: fuel injection
  • Horsepower: 350-400
  • Speed: 100-120mph
  • Power Train: Quick change rear
  • Weight: 1075 with driver
  • Steering System: power
  • Cost $ 20,000.00
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Geno

When I worked for Sony in the 80's we sponsored some of those midgets, those guys are crazy!   :laughing-rolling: 

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stratostar250

Almost that time of year again!

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