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| Hello Everyone,
It's snowing here in Pennsylvania as I write this, but fast forwarding to warmer times, next year at the All-Chrysler Nationals in Carlisle, Pennsylvania the spotlight will be on the Exner Era.The director of the event is providing the dealership building and the grounds around it to showcase Chrysler's Forward Look years. With this, there will be an attempt to re-create the look of a dealership from that time complete with displays and promotional material. Of course, central to this gathering will be the vehicles. This is not an invitational car event, but a show open to everyone with or without a vehicle, be it a work in progress or complete. There is an effort to make this the largest and most elaborate exhibit of Forward Look Vehicles possible, a complete projection of what this era of Chrysler Design represents. That said, this is OUR gathering and we're on the center stage, please send any suggestions on what you, the Forward Look Fan, would like to see incorporated into this event.
So please mark July 10-12 on your calendar, hope to see you there !
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Location: little rock, AR | Thanks for the info. I'm trying to fund this trip and the Host hotel and accommodation arrangement would be helpful. There will probably be a lot of us trying to make this show and expense is a major concern. Fuel cost is going to be a major expense for a lot of us and any $$$ saved would be helpful. Those of you that live In and around PA don't have that added expense. Please help us THAT LIVE 1000-2000 MILES AWAY save money by getting room blocks at a cheaper rate. Time is quickly ticking away. Thanks |
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Location: jersey | there is no host hotel. It's a giant fairgrounds. Hotels are a few miles away. plenty of hotels.
http://www.hotels.com/de1484320/hotels-carlisle-pennsylvania/?PSRC=...
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Location: little rock, AR | There are a lot of us that have never been to Carlisle. That is why I was asking for any info pertaining to this gathering. I guess I'll be like a lot of folks, learning on my own. Thanks. |
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Location: Northern New Jersey | Dorsey, lots of guys from faraway come in a camper to save money.
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Location: Buena Park, CA | I know I would be looking for some Hotel recommendations from those that have gone before. My wife and I are "first timers" who would be coming from California. |
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Location: Montreal, Canada | I'm in the same situation, far away, and would be happy to book a room where some of you folks would be booking too. So far, a friend from Quebec who happens to have been going to that event every year for 20 years at least, recommended Motel 6, near the fairgrounds. I will probably call and book this week.
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| The Raddison in Camp Hill (about 20 min. away) is a nice place and they offer a group discount if you mention Mopar Collectors Guide.
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Location: little rock, AR | California and Quebec, now these are some real FL folks. I have someone working on a block of rooms at a discounted rate. They will be chiming in here in a few days. I hope!!!
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Location: Montreal, Canada | oldwood - 2014-12-01 9:54 PM
California and Quebec, now these are some real FL folks. I have someone working on a block of rooms at a discounted rate. They will be chiming in here in a few days. I hope!!!
Great!! Ill wait a bit more before I book on my own, then.
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Location: little rock, AR | 7 months will go by fast. Come on people. You cry about missing Tulsa. Start saving your $. Make a commitment and attend this FL show. Most of you guys make a whole lot more $$$ than I do. Put on your Big Girl Panties and ask the BOSS for your allowance and start making plans. Hopefully gas price will stay down.
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| Hello Everyone,
A bit of news, The Red Roof Inn at Carlisle, Phone:(717)-245-2400, has a block of 20 rooms being held for our group until May 31st, 2015. The special rate for these rooms is $99.99 plus tax per night. There are 10 rooms with a King size bed and 10 with 2 Queen size beds. This block of rooms is being held for the dates July 8-July 12, 2015 under the package name, " Forward Look". Ask for the manager, ANDY, and mention the package name. The situation is first come, first serve as far as availability.
Swept Wing Season's greetings !
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| Hi John, just booked my room and Looking forward to it!! I have Loved Exner designs since I was a kid and my Grandmother had a 1962 Valiant 2 Door Coupe, White w/ Red interior, bucket seats. I will always miss "IDA MAE" (my grandmother's middle name). She gave it to my Mom in 1971, and my Dad (with severe Mother In Law Issues, traded her in on a 1971 Pinto Runabout, UGH!!! Moment of silence, please!
I have 3 Forward Look's
1. 1955 Dodge Royal Lancer: Red Bottom, Black Center, White Top,38k original miles,
2. 1960 Dodge "Dart" D100 Swept-side Pickup 79k original miles. (I have only seen 2 ads that are identical to her that show her Shiny Aluminum Grill, but have never seen another one anywhere like her. I have been told she is very rare:Mint Green, White Top, Slant Six
3. 1962 Dodge Lancer 2 Door Hardtop, Nutmeg Metallic, Slant 6, 54000 original miles.
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| Hello Patrick, Fantastic ! This will be an epic event. Yeah, I can definitely relate, my family made a few ill-advised car trades as well.
Any plans to bring one of your fleet to Carlisle ? Forward Looking to seeing you next July !
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Location: Kingston Springs , TN | I and hopefully the 57 will be there, along with a Forward Look Tennessee contingent! |
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Location: Hickory, NC | I'm not too familiar with how Carlisle works. I know there's a FL tent and plenty of cars gathered around it.
When you register are you assigned a space that puts you in the group you select? Or do you just park where you want? If someone could explain the details it would be helpful to people who haven't showed a car here before.
And if the dealership is being showcased with FL cars...is everyone gathering there? Or how does that work?
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Location: little rock, AR | I will have something there in the FL line and it won't be a show car. I CAN guarantee that it will have RUST and DENTS and a long history of NEGLECT sort of like the women that I've dated. Maybe I can find a VICTIM in PA. LOL My57Saratoga will probably air lift his there by FedEx!!! AR, TN,NC,MI,CA, Canada are going to be represented. Who else??? |
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Location: Hickory, NC | When are you guys planning on arriving? Just wondering if its beneficial to book anything for Wednesday or Thursday. And again please see my post above.
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Location: jersey | PlymouthFury - 2014-12-07 9:55 AM
When are you guys planning on arriving? Just wondering if its beneficial to book anything for Wednesday or Thursday. And again please see my post above.
I'm arriving thursday, to go to the "pre show" at the Dodge dealer on Carlilse pike.
Carlilse is a big fairgrounds, car park on grass, and there are paved rows where you drive to your spot.
There are placards to designate classes, but no assigned spots within the class. So, you find you class( map are on carlilse website) and park where you like in that class.
But since we are at the dealership this year, we will not be on the fairgrounds. not sure how parking at the dealer will work, that will be determined when we get a better idea of who's car will be there, who gets to go inside the dealership, and where we'd like to place the cars outside.
We are also asking if anyone has any forward look memorabilia, to bring it to display in the dealership.
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Location: jersey | PlymouthFury - 2014-12-07 9:55 AM
When are you guys planning on arriving? Just wondering if its beneficial to book anything for Wednesday or Thursday. And again please see my post above.
There will also be forward lookers from New Zealand, and Australia. |
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Location: Montreal, Canada | 58sportsuburban - 2014-12-07 11:48 AM
PlymouthFury - 2014-12-07 9:55 AM
When are you guys planning on arriving? Just wondering if its beneficial to book anything for Wednesday or Thursday. And again please see my post above.
I'm arriving thursday, to go to the "pre show" at the Dodge dealer on Carlilse pike.
Carlilse is a big fairgrounds, car park on grass, and there are paved rows where you drive to your spot.
There are placards to designate classes, but no assigned spots within the class. So, you find you class ( map are on carlilse website ) and park where you like in that class.
But since we are at the dealership this year, we will not be on the fairgrounds. not sure how parking at the dealer will work, that will be determined when we get a better idea of who's car will be there, who gets to go inside the dealership, and where we'd like to place the cars outside.
We are also asking if anyone has any forward look memorabilia, to bring it to display in the dealership.
More info will come as the date gets closer, and we have a better idea of what's going on.
Cool! This will be great!
Ill bring my collection of funky forwardlook canadian stuff! |
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| Hey Austin, Details will be worked out over the coming weeks, but Forward Look vehicles will be grouped together for the most part. In past years, we've had the better part of two rows on the show field where we park. Classes include: 55-56, 57-59, 60-61,DeSoto ( all years),Imperial, Fury 56-58,300, and so on. There really isn't any strict procedure on parking our cars, as many of our class lines are blurred in that you, as the owner, can choose to park with cars of the same make or the same year span.
It's gonna be a blast !
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Location: Brisbane, Australia | Hi Mark thanks for letting me know about the event
I am interested!
where is everyone staying?
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| Hello Bob,
This is John, Great to hear, hope you can make it next July !There are a block of rooms being offered at a discount rate at the Red Roof Inn at Carlisle ( see earlier post), but they are limited. The nearest Intl. Airport to Carlisle would be Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. It is a smaller airport with a limited number of flights. BWI ( Balto./Wash. Intl.) and Philadelphia Intl. Airport are also considerations.
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Location: little rock, AR | My room is reserved at the RR Inn. I had to pay extra for the Dancing Girls!!! |
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http://www.consumeraffairs.com/travel/red-roof-inn.html
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Location: Williams California | Looks like we will be making the 3,000 mile trip to Carlisle, got our room booked this morning. It'll be nice to meet up with everyone!!
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Location: Georgia | If my wagon co-operates, the Forward Looks from Juliette, GA, will be represented at this event. I've booked my room next door
to John and M'lisa so I can bang on the walls at night. 
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Location: Northern New Jersey | I am Looking "Forward" to 2015 at The Carlisle Dealership.
I've been coming to Chryslers at Carlisle for about 10 years, and have found that staying at one of the Local Bed and Breakfast that suround the area is not only a good deal for the price, but in most cases is nicer than any chain Hotel. And theres always a delicious breakfast.
One place thats right in Downtown Carlisle i have stayed at is The Carlisle House. They have pleanty of off street parking, and are walking distance of many Restaurants and Shops. |
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Location: little rock, AR | I really don't want to run Ethanol but finding Non-Ethanol will probably not happen depending on my route. |
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| Hello,
Just for reference, there is a ethanol free gasoline station about 20-25 miles South of Carlisle, just a couple of miles off of Route 74, North of York, Pa. Hake's Gasoline, they have 89
and 93 octane. I run it regularly in my '58 as well as newer vehicles. In addition,there is another ethanol free station just East of Harrisburg on Rt. 22, USA Gas.
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Location: Mid Atlantic | To those who haven't been to Carlisle before and are looking for near by hotels and registering your car go to the carlisle website, http://www.carsatcarlisle.com They are having a 20% off sale on show registrations until December 31.
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Ok Mark we're in!!!
See you at Carlisle
we are staying at the Carlisle Travelodge!!!
cant wait for July!!
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Location: jersey | i'll be running a mix of 93 and 112.... i shouldn't have a problem.
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Location: New Jersey | I'm back in this year. I haven't been there in a few years. I don't know what hotel I'm at, my buddy books it, but it is booked.
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Location: New Jersey | SILVER DART - 2014-12-08 12:00 AM
H Classes include: 55-56, 57-59, 60-61,DeSoto ( all years),Imperial, Fury 56-58,300, and so on.
It's gonna be a blast !
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Just as an FYI, the class is 56 and earlier, all cars...Usually not a lot of cars there. I've been known to park in another class before just because I like to be closer to the forward lookers and Dave's forward look tent.
The first time I went, the classes were listed as 57 and up and then "pre 56"...So I was like ok, I'm 56, where do I go...LOL...I'm not sure why they call the class pre 57 and not just 1956 and ealier.
either way, always a good time.
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Location: Finger Lakes NY | This year all forward looks 55-62 will be together Its still being worked out where everything will be . |
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Location: Michigan | Any other Non-USA folks attending? Bob was asking if I new of other Aussies that were planning on going. Don't see any other posts in the thread. |
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Location: The Netherlands | My son and I will be there and we are non-USA folks, but we are not Aussies. So I guess that flying in from the Netherlands will not qualify us for the longest distance award with the Aussies coming too  |
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Location: little rock, AR | Ron you will be welcomed with open arms. Can I borrow the '59??? lol I'll probably be driving up in my '59 Plymouth. I work on it a cpl. hours last night getting ready to pull the engine.
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Location: Brisbane, Australia | Beltran - 2014-12-23 2:59 PM
Any other Non-USA folks attending? Bob was asking if I new of other Aussies that were planning on going. Don't see any other posts in the thread.
G'day Aussie Forward Look Fans. Any of you intending to be part of the best representations of the Fiftys Forward Look Fins Fiesta in 'Fifteen???! I have booked and cant wait to go
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I will have something there in the FL line and it won't be a show car. I CAN guarantee that it will have RUST and DENTS and a long history of NEGLECT sort of like the women that I've dated. Maybe I can find a VICTIM in PA. LOL My57Saratoga will probably air lift his there by FedEx!!! AR, TN,NC,MI,CA, Canada are going to be represented. Who else??? |
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Location: A little east of Pittsburgh Pa. | Well i am registered at the red roof inn .... and will arrive Friday night ... also i have a question were would i go to register my 60 Belvedere as a survivor car? |
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Location: Kingston Springs , TN | Today is the last day to get your 20 percent off show registration...
http://carlisleevents.com/carlisle-events/carlisle-chrysler-nationa...
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| Hello Vanish,
The ' Mopar Survivors ' display at Carlisle is organized by Mel Major and he can be contacted at : mkmajor@surferie.net . See You In July !
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Location: Northern New Jersey | On The registration Page there's a Tab for Invitational. There's nothing there yet, but that's where you'd submit to be in The T Bldg. Display or The survivors tent. |
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| The Mopar Survivors display is managed by Mel Major, who can be contacted at the address provided in the earlier post. Mel is extremely helpful and a great organizer. My Dad's all
original '59 Chrysler Windsor Spring Special was fortunate to be displayed in the exhibit tent a few times. The invitational exhibit in building T is organized by Carlisle Events. All The Best.
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Location: Park Hills, KY | I am planning to attend but I am not sure what to do to register to make sure my car will be with others of its type?? Any advice? First time I will have ever entered my car into a show.... Sorry for benign a newbie
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Location: Park Hills, KY | I am planning to attend but I am not sure what to do to register to make sure my car will be with others of its type?? Any advice? First time I will have ever entered my car into a show.... Sorry for benign a newbie
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| Hello Everyone,
In regard to registering for the show, ' Forward Look Network ' is our club name. When this is notated on your registration, it provides a record of how many owners with their vehicles are attending and helps in numerous ways on the layout of our area and some events that are now in the planning stages. Details will be posted as they develop.
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Location: ALABAMA, HEART OF DIXIE | oldwood - 2014-11-30 8:57 PM There are a lot of us that have never been to Carlisle. That is why I was asking for any info pertaining to this gathering. I guess I'll be like a lot of folks, learning on my own. Thanks.
I have had three vendor spaces at the Chrysler nationals at Carlisle for over ten years now. I no longer vend so I sublet two spaces to my neighbor there, and place my pop up camper on the third. I tow it to the meet from Alabama, (800 miles), with whatever collector car I drive there. Last year was my 69 Chrysler 300 convertible, this year most likely a 69 Fury Custon Suburban wagon. A vendor space costs $90.00 and is for the entire event. Motels will run $125.00 and up per night. Do the math. It's great not having to deal with traffic going in and out every day, and there is a night life at the fairgrounds that's a lot of fun. Good facilities, good food connessions, It's all there. Will. |
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Location: New Jersey | rockerarm - 2015-01-14 11:58 AM
oldwood - 2014-11-30 8:57 PM There are a lot of us that have never been to Carlisle. That is why I was asking for any info pertaining to this gathering. I guess I'll be like a lot of folks, learning on my own. Thanks.
I have had three vendor spaces at the Chrysler nationals at Carlisle for over ten years now. I no longer vend so I sublet two spaces to my neighbor there, and place my pop up camper on the third. I tow it to the meet from Alabama, (800 miles), with whatever collector car I drive there. Last year was my 69 Chrysler 300 convertible, this year most likely a 69 Fury Custon Suburban wagon. A vendor space costs $90.00 and is for the entire event. Motels will run $125.00 and up per night. Do the math. It's great not having to deal with traffic going in and out every day, and there is a night life at the fairgrounds that's a lot of fun. Good facilities, good food connessions, It's all there. Will.
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To say I am excited about this is an understatement, I hope we can pull this trip off!
We have started to research the trip and I need some ideas to best use the week after the show in Carlisle. I was thinking to road trip along the coast, or maybe go to the lakes.
I have seen the North east classic car museum website and have been looking for a classic boat show or museum to visit too (no luck here). Both of us are keen to see America, but not sure what our best options are? Keen to hear your ideas.
Also real keen to meet the FL family during the show weekend.
We should come up with an idea so we can recognise FL Network members at the show. FL Network tee shirts or hats or something like that?
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Location: Pittsburgh, PA | We should come up with an idea so we can recognise FL Network members at the show. FL Network tee shirts or hats or something like that? Steve. There are a bunch of options here: http://www.forwardlook.net/sitestore/gifts We'll also have t-shirts at the show, and likely a special new shirt for this year as well. |
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Location: Georgia | No, Dave. A 1961 Plymouth would really make the shirt stand out. We need a shirt for the common man; no fancy Imperial here!
Just kidding Dave (and Steve!!)
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Location: York County, PA | Dave, this is for what it is worth. When I was a little five year old girl (about 1959), I had an ESSO shirt from the local gas station that I literally wore out. I remember it having ten or twelve 1959 models of cars on the front, and the big ol ESSO sign on the back of that t shirt. I have never seen one since, but I wish I would. It was only done in a four color (red, yellow, green, blue, plus black) scheme and was pretty primitive by today's standards. Something to think about. |
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Location: the Great Northeast | Well the wife and I are booked at a hotel for the 4 days. I thought hard about trailering my 61 Newport down from Maine but between an unknown timeframe for restoration and other things I have going on in the same week, I am going to drop some stress and enjoy everyone else's cars. Can't wait to see you all and your cars! |
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Location: cornpatch county, Southwest IOA | ruchaven - 2015-01-28 8:32 AM
Get your road atlas and bring up www.visitpa.com for starters. The list of PA county tourism offices will each detail highlights in each county. For Maryland it is visit Maryland.org. For West Virginia it is www.wvtourism.com. Also, AAA Tour Guides will provide a broad overview. As a local, we have our picks for a Sunday afternoon ride, but everyone is different. Thank you much for the contacts. That should be exactly what I want..........................MO |
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I met with the director of the Chrysler show last week to work on some some special events that are being planned for our Forward Look presentation. Stay tuned, as some
announcements should be made within the next few weeks. One topic discussed was our parking area for the show. There is space in the special exhibit area for approximately
100 vehicles . In the event that we exceed this approximate number of vehicles, we will have access to our traditional show field area near the grand stand. If anyone bringing a
FL vehicle would prefer to park in our regular designated area, regardless of space availability , let me know in advance.
Also, I did learn that if we have at least 25 vehicle owners write in ' Forward Look Network ' under ' CLUB ' on their registration, Carlisle will provide us with a FREE show tent. Please
notate this on your form. More details to follow.......
John Diekewicz
1958 Plymouth Belvedere
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Location: Big M Automotive's Yard | I registered John and I for the show today. We also have a temporary itinerary for our trip east.
See my post and any one who wants to join in is welcome!
M'Lisa |
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Location: Finger Lakes NY | Cant wait to see everyone! Dont be shy all Forwardlooks are welcome even if its a work in progress!!! Stay tuned for more updates and details and dont forget to register as the Forwardlook Network in your club selection |
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Location: York County, PA | Sorry John;
The info that got back to me was that things were in disorder, I see that you and others have it well in hand.
Catch ya later.
Harry |
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Exner Expert 19,174 posts. Neil passed away 18 Sep 2015. You will be missed, Neil!
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Location: bishop, ca | Do Spammers get paid for each thread pollution that they produce?
(Otherwise, why bother making so many useless/worthless/annoying postings?)
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Location: York County, PA | Do Spammers get paid for each thread pollution that they produce?
(Otherwise, why bother making so many useless/worthless/annoying postings?)
FLers who have nothing better to do with there time spend it on line putting everyone else down.
Catch ya later.
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Forward Look at All-Chrysler Nationals, July 10-12, 2015