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Old 09-19-2017, 10:36 PM   #11
jim galli
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Default Re: Great northern route 2

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Originally Posted by Frank Miller View Post
Ok I'm back on the computer but had trouble posting some pics. I have made it through Yosemite. I tented it on route 1 and Yosemite. Tonight I am staying at the historic Mizpah hotel in Tonopah, NV. I never herd of it either but saw a Model A on the side of the road and met Jim Galli as he was looking for a lost hubcap. He managed to find it and we talked for a bit and then went over to his house to see his other cars. He has a pretty nice little 38 coupe.
My highest elevation has been 9945 as I was exiting Yosemite. I only managed 200 miles today but I wanted to stop and enjoy the scenery. I was going to try for Ely but it was just a bit too late and decided to stop early. Now after looking at a map I'm going to stay a bit more south heading to 395 to 93 going towards Utah.
Frank, it was great meeting you. A little help from above? I was heading down 95 minding my own business in the '29 woody and ting ting tinggggg goes a hubcap. So I pulled over and backed into a parking space at the Mexican restaurant, and here comes this gorgeous '49 convertible up the road. What a lovely car! Style and comfort.

Just outside of Tonopah on US 6 there's a sign that says "Next Gas 168 Miles" My dad's gone now, but I've got a picture of him with a gas can standing next to that sign with his thumb out.

Frank, here's a pic of my late '31 coupe sitting on the border of Montana and Idaho, a little place called Monida up on the great divide. Has your name on it.
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