Crossfire article published in OLD AUTOS magazine
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Welcome Paul, and thank you for a great article it was appreciated by everyone here. I hope your paper has gotten a few more subscribers out of it, I know I have. 
Thanks again Paul.
Thanks again Paul.
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Hello Paul,
Welcome to the forum.
I'm glad you have joined us here and look forward to reading more of your posts.
If ya need any help with the forum just let me know.
Gary
Welcome to the forum.
I'm glad you have joined us here and look forward to reading more of your posts.
If ya need any help with the forum just let me know.
Gary
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Originally Posted by VALKRYDERGUY
I am still waiting on the copies to arrive from the publisher.
Those that have sent me checks and PM's I am keeping track of.
I will be holding all your checks until I have the Old Autos Paper in the mail to you.
Thanks,Gary
Those that have sent me checks and PM's I am keeping track of.
I will be holding all your checks until I have the Old Autos Paper in the mail to you.
Thanks,Gary
The papers have arrived today.
For those of you who have sent payment I will be getting the paper in the mail to you by the end of this week.
Thank you for your payment and your patience
Gary
Note: I will only be accepting PM's here at .org for any further requests for this copy of Old Autos. (While supplies last)
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welcome route 66, and by the way Paul, a Route 66 ride is in the making for 2010. Just me, the cameras and the roadster...I should document it for a story. My buddy with a custom soltice may do the trip as well...on his own of course. Thanks for showing off my SRT in the middle of the pack. That was very kind...keep in touch.
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Originally Posted by Mr. Max
Yessereee Gary, I'd love one too!
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I've responded to PM's but never sent one so would someone tell me how to do it. Thanks!
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Hey, everyone! Please excuse my 'pride' but in your Old Autos Dec. 15/09 I have a second 'article' on selling of a 'longtime' cruise car, a '69 Caprice. It is in the first section of the paper, on page 23. Also I have a Christmas message to the readers on the middle of page 5, again first section.I hope everyone enjoys Old Autos..it is a small 'hometown' family run paper and still has the great values of a gentler time. It reminds me of a Twilight Zone episode where one can again 'capture' the past.
route 66
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Pride you should have !!
Thanks for the info on your other contributions to this edition of Old Autos.
Thanks for the info on your other contributions to this edition of Old Autos.
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Originally Posted by route 66
Hey, everyone! Please excuse my 'pride' but in your Old Autos Dec. 15/09 I have a second 'article' on selling of a 'longtime' cruise car, a '69 Caprice. It is in the first section of the paper, on page 23. Also I have a Christmas message to the readers on the middle of page 5, again first section.I hope everyone enjoys Old Autos..it is a small 'hometown' family run paper and still has the great values of a gentler time. It reminds me of a Twilight Zone episode where one can again 'capture' the past.
route 66
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Yes! And that turns out to be the name on the ambulance that they take the guy away in!....Great Stuff! Rod was a 'Genius'!route 66
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Originally Posted by VALKRYDERGUY
Cool James,
I am working to try and get a bunch of these.
Paul Jordan (writer) has sent me at least one copy which has not yet arrived.
I will see to it that everyone who wants a copy gets one if possible.
Priority will be given to members who attended the Fall Dragon meet since this is how this story originated.
I am working to try and get a bunch of these.
Paul Jordan (writer) has sent me at least one copy which has not yet arrived.
I will see to it that everyone who wants a copy gets one if possible.
Priority will be given to members who attended the Fall Dragon meet since this is how this story originated.
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Originally Posted by Rv Xfire08
Thank you Gary,I just recived the Maz, you sent,AWESOME,
I also really liked reading about the streetrods to,being an old streetrodder my self.
Thanks again for getting it so quickly to us.
Thank you again my friend,Joanna,Allen
I also really liked reading about the streetrods to,being an old streetrodder my self.
Thanks again for getting it so quickly to us.
Thank you again my friend,Joanna,Allen
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Originally Posted by route 66
Hello Everyone!My official name is 'route 66'. My 'real' name is Paul Jordan and I'm the guy who wrote the 'Crossfire' article for Old Autos.
route 66
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Glad you popped this one up! I haven't seen this ,while scrolling thur the archives. Great article , all because ,you guys stopped to talk about your car. And the passion continues....
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For those of you have have never seen this scroll back to post #1 for the full story of how this came about.........
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Hi, I'm Jim (jimted9619) and I am a new member. I bought a 2007 Crossfire SE red roadster two months ago off of Craigslist. What a beautiful car. 40k miles six speed. And the car was less than ten miles away. Paid 7K and the car was even delivered to my house by a gorgeous lady. If I wasn't meant to have a crossfire then nobody is.
I saw your post about the dragons tail in Tennessee. We, about twenty bikes on our way from NY to Atlanta, stopped off in Tn to do the dragons tail. What a rush 318 hairpin turns in 11 miles with no guard rails if I remember right. My ride was and still is a perfect 1998 Valkyrie, all black with a concert sounding stereo. A magnificent piece of machinery. Not a hiccup all the way to Atlanta and back to Long Island.
Luv my Crossfire
I saw your post about the dragons tail in Tennessee. We, about twenty bikes on our way from NY to Atlanta, stopped off in Tn to do the dragons tail. What a rush 318 hairpin turns in 11 miles with no guard rails if I remember right. My ride was and still is a perfect 1998 Valkyrie, all black with a concert sounding stereo. A magnificent piece of machinery. Not a hiccup all the way to Atlanta and back to Long Island.
Luv my Crossfire