Yeah it does, never been used apparently. Grandpa always kept it folded down using that area for his tool boxes. The front and back seats still have their plastic coverings (yes from the time it was still in factory). Back window rolls up and I only just learned the tail gate does come down recently
She's in great shape, we pulled her out of the garage the other day and surprise surprise 2 offers to buy her to turn her into a potential derby car >.> lol no thanks.
They are very popular with the derby crown, sadly.
I am going and will be there all day, wife will be to most likely. Just like Indyguy, with 4+ hours of driving, we like to maximize our visits. We will probably stay in cincy the night before though, like most every visit last year.
Linda looks good, treat her well, does she have third row seats? Not very many clam shell wagons left in America. Watching the gate open is the coolest. I wouldn't trade my station wagon for any SUV on earth.
Because I don't think the Peanuts Pirates go around killing innocent people. Rather, they probably sing and dance while entertaining children, a skill Somali Pirates lack.
Same thing I was thinking. Just because some Americans used VERY POOR judgment in planning their sailing trip, the word Pirate should be banned? Someone better tell Johnny Depp the bad news.
Gonna check out the updated Coney Mall while making my way towards the new ride.
Rotag--You gonna be there on opening day? The wife needs to challenge her Firehawk fear as well.
Theft is running rampant almost everywhere, sadly. People are having the catalytic converters stolen from their exhaust systems. A little while back a man in Louisville blew up a gas station while stealing gas. One of the storage tanks burst, trapping him and his truck in the collapsed parking lot.
Also keep in mind how large these ride pieces are. Since they are oversize that have to get permits from the states they are driving through. Those permits tell the driver the ONLY way he/she may travel with his/her oversize load. Sometimes those routes are not the smartest, lol.
Exactly, it's 2012, not the 20th of December in Europe.
The spoken words did not match the horrible transcription that was the written article.
I agree with ya rcs. The park would be better off in a non land locked area beside an Airport.
All the typos and such made that a hard article to read. When exactly is 20-12?
Reading the article, it seems that Mr Hart and the Fair Board dropped the ball on this.
Saw the park today when we where at the Auto Show. It is in a very sad state right now with lots of rusty neglected rides and dirt. Some areas of fencing were topped with nice shiny new Razor Wire. A good sign the riff raff has been going in to "have fun" and rack up the amounts needed to re open the place.
GL sure looks pretty from a distance.....once you get up close to it though....yikes. I couldn't grab a close pic because of traffic.
Perfect chance for KI to get a Ferris Wheel.
Finance companies are picky and very careful about whom they loan giant sums to now. A twice failed and shuttered Amusement Park is at the bottom of their list I'm sure.
When my wife first visited Disney as a child she fell and broke her arm. Wonder if she can sue them? It seems to be the in thing right now.
CHECK THE TEMP OF THE MOLTEN CHEESE BEFORE YOU LET YOUR CHILD SHOVE THEIR FACE INTO IT!