Event Coverage Give me ideas for the coolest hot rod vacation

I agree.
Just did it (again) two weeks ago Saturday night, but for spirited, hot rodding type driving pleasure in the same area, Laureless Grade and full length (40+ miles) of Carmel Valley Rd offer much more bang for the spent fuel. Did those too two weeks ago.

 

Well, where did you go and was it great?
Warren

 

Anybody suggest Cruis'in The Coast? Along the Gulf. Got to be one of the largest cruise/car show event in the nation! I went one year and was completely over whelmed by the sheer numbers of cars. "EVERY" kind of vehicle you can imagine...gorgeous view....great weather (when there is not a hurricane)...friendly folks. A must see.
I'm going again before I get too old.
6sally6

 

Nobody mentioned the Natchez Trace. I heard it was a beautiful drive.

 

We didn't get to go anywhere due to work requirements. We will though. We love back road cruising.

 

I have, the antebellum homes are a site to see. Also Natchez under the Hill. A lot of history there.





Bones

 

We drove the Trace from Nashville to Natchez with about 15 rods a few years ago. Great fun! Very nice scenery and lots of history.

Phil

 

Beartooth Pass in Montana is beautiful...

 

We're leaving our home in Sault Ste. Marie, ON and heading south west to El Mirage race day in June. Then up to San Jose and Monterey Bay for part of week. Then back down to LA Roadster show and open houses. Woodies on Wharf in Santa Cruz the following weeekend. We'll then head up to Wyoming area, and head east for home. Anyone in the Bay area want to provide a garage tour, while we're in that area, please PM me.

 

We did Route 66 last September. Had a great time. The Lincoln Highway goes from Times Square,NYC to San Francisco. I'm ready to roll, but my wife maybe needs a break. Looks pretty interesting. My buddy has donated his '37 Packard to the Lincoln Highway Museum in Latrobe, PA (Former home of Rolling Rock)