Im counting day the day!!!
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From: Port Crane (Binghamton) NY
It was really good to finally put faces with names. Like WannaDiesel, seems kinda like the Wizard of OZ, but he's a real person, actually a great person, will even share his shade!
What I didn't realize is that the host is a "famous" farm activist for our state. He's spent a good bit of time and money championing the small family farm for Kentucky.
So whats the dates for next year?!?!
What I didn't realize is that the host is a "famous" farm activist for our state. He's spent a good bit of time and money championing the small family farm for Kentucky.
So whats the dates for next year?!?!
Thats awesome to hear, anyone who promotes small farming is an upstanding person in my book!
Glad to hear it was such an awesome turn out, and a great time!
Now we need pictures!
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From: INWOOD, West 'BY GOD' Virginia
You want pictures?!?!?!
OK
http://community.webshots.com/album/559392248vPwekI
Hope you like them, it was a blast.
Thanks again Travis for having us, and Dave for the ride!
OK
http://community.webshots.com/album/559392248vPwekI
Hope you like them, it was a blast.
Thanks again Travis for having us, and Dave for the ride!
There's always next year though
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Wow! That is the most 1st gens I have ever seen in one place at one time. It was great to meet everybody and put faces to names. Many thanks to TBoling for hosting the meet, I had a great time. It was well worth the trip. Also thanks to 92DIESEL (and family) for their hospitality Thursday and Saturday nights.
Here are a few of my pics:
It was great to meet everybody and put faces to names. Many thanks to TBoling for hosting the meet, I had a great time. It was well worth the trip. Also thanks to 92DIESEL (and family) for their hospitality Thursday and Saturday nights.Here are a few of my pics:
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From: Flemingsburg Kentucky
Thanks
John,Jake,chad an myself would like to thank each of u for coming down. There is allready plans for next year I hope it gets even bigger. I would personly like to thank Dave and BearKiller for helping with the address and posting when I was tied up at work. It was like being in the field of Dreams, It funny how old diesel power trucks can bring us all together from so far away. It was good talking with TOM TOM if u have never met this guy u should we had a blast talking Diesel and life. KENTUCKY DIESEL MEET 07 WE HAD A SMOKIN GOOD TIME.
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hey trav, can i have a t shirt for being first to show up on friday evening. looks like everything went well.1st gens are really the finest peice of work around.we are the only ones aware and fortunate to have such a great peice of machinery.next year will be even better.
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You need to come down in this country on "stockyard day".
They might not be all spiffed up, but they will be there aplenty.
While I was sitting in the McDonalds parking lot, on the corner of 32 and 11, at Flemingsburg, I saw SEVEN seperate 1st Gen. Cummins trucks that were not at the meet; one pulling a load of lawn-mowers, two pulling flat-bed goosenecks, three pulling cattle-trailers, and one no trailer, just circling McDonalds, all in less than five minutes.
Almost forgot, there was one just sitting, against a building, no one around, right after I turned South on 11.
