Excellent vid: Route 66 in a '72 Trans-Am/'72 soundtrack

[fleetus macmullitz]

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[Che70velle]

Thanks for posting Skip! Scenery in that part of the world is intoxicating.

[fleetus macmullitz]

Thanks for posting Skip! Scenery in that part of the world is intoxicating.

Glad you liked it Scott.

So when's the Chevelle making that trip?

:D

[Try2paz]

Love it, great video! What was the start / stop location?

[fleetus macmullitz]

Love it, great video! What was the start / stop location?

Here's some info...

[Che70velle]

Glad you liked it Scott.

So when's the Chevelle making that trip?

:D

Skip, that's bucket list material for me. Shoot....I can't even get a day away from work these days. My mom and dad however have made the 66 trip a few times, but it was in a Volkswagen Beetle in 1968-69.

[Ron Sutton]

Loved this video for many reasons.

My favorite car are 2nd gen Trans Ams & the 70's was my youth era.

I got to travel the real Route 66 back in the day many times. My Dad & I drove it when they were putting in sections of Interstate 40 to "go around" the towns.

The only things missing from the video were an old "Whiting Bros" gas station & an "Indian Trading Post." LOL

The license plate frame was from Reliable Pontiac in Roseville, CA. That's where I bought my 1977 Black & Gold Smokey & The Bandit TA with 400/4-Speed. LOVED that car.

Thanks for sharing that Video Skip !

[YAMATHUMP]

Beautiful car and very cool video, man I need to plan a trip like that sometime.



I am with Ron on the 2nd gen Trans Am's.....sweet rides!

[fleetus macmullitz]

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Skip, that's bucket list material for me. Shoot....I can't even get a day away from work these days. My mom and dad however have made the 66 trip a few times, but it was in a Volkswagen Beetle in 1968-69.

Sounds like 'Sparky' needs a vacation.

:D

Loved this video for many reasons.

My favorite car are 2nd gen Trans Ams & the 70's was my youth era.

I got to travel the real Route 66 back in the day many times. My Dad & I drove it when they were putting in sections of Interstate 40 to "go around" the towns.

The only things missing from the video were an old "Whiting Bros" gas station & an "Indian Trading Post." LOL

The license plate frame was from Reliable Pontiac in Roseville, CA. That's where I bought my 1977 Black & Gold Smokey & The Bandit TA with 400/4-Speed. LOVED that car.

Thanks for sharing that Video Skip !

Great memories Ron.

2nd gen T/A's...still winning. :thumbsup:

[fleetus macmullitz]

Beautiful car and very cool video, man I need to plan a trip like that sometime.

I am with Ron on the 2nd gen Trans Am's.....sweet rides!

If you do Brad, that article I posted has helpful comments from those who have taken that trip.