Saw the blue 16M this afternoon on W. Grey
Finally saw a California, green or grey (i can't remember). On Friday in 5 o'clock traffic on 610. Still had paper plates.
With this last week being so nice, I am surprised this thread has been so dead. I did see a Bentley and Porsche racing down 249. Not the greatsest sighting, and don't know the reason for the racing, but.....at least it was something
I've seen a few cars lately but it frustrates me how I can't post pictures any more. Maybe I should upgrade
I had to get mine out, it was so nice yesterday.. Had a brew at Jimmie's Ice House, then caught the end of the blues benefit at the Continental Club.
Took all 2 lane country roads to Austin and back yesterday and today in the GT4. What a great couple of days for a drive! Image Unavailable, Please Login
Yeah, I saw you at 11th and TC Jester late afternoon (St Arnolds one). It was so nice yesterday I spent 2 hours bike riding Heights, Timber Grove, etc.
Thats Sugar Land to the Bastrop, 151 miles and takes me 3 hours. Driving those roads will take wear and tear off of you, remove 100 pounds of load from your shoulders, and remind you just how nice living in Texas is. Takes longer? Yes. Once you drive that route will you ever care that it takes longer? Nope
Slow down on 36 thru those lil' burgs, north of Rosenburg...that is a cool way to go....I used that route heading up Thursdays to Austin! Darn JCR, we are gonna get together SOMEDAY! LOL! I was on a run "for steaks" and you know, the list got longer and longer! LOL!
So I "spotted" a red 355 spider at the Hwy. 6 Body Shop this morning. They work on some high end cars, there was a two toned Rolls out there yesterday in the parking lot. A Collision Repair place south of I10, by Bumberra's Firestone...
Bumberra's is the place that usually has some very classic and rare american muscle right? If so I saw the red 355 today aswell and they also have a silver Porsche Turbo and in the showroom a yellow Esprit. tex ps, How ya doing brotha???
Dave, I'm formally submitting my request as a co-pilot one weekend! Would be a great cruise with you and BigTex and we could have lunch a "Maria's Taco Xpress"????? LittleTex LOL
Good! I told your Thread story to Val, and she wanted to send you a sleeping bag......she has ME to stay warm....LOL! I explained you needed WAY more than a few..... Yea, Bumberra's had a couple of Cobras and tons of American iron, the exotics are next door to the North,....same Owner??
You'll note Dave's route leads directly to the Lost Pines Resort, in Bastrop, he's sneaking away with Mrs. Dave......
I may have to try out that route. My girlfriend and I have been saying an Austin trip is long overdue so when we go I will probably go that way. Whats the road(s) once you get out of Houston, I can't tell with the map. Thanks
Well usually I have my hot looking wife sitting next to me but the next time she stays home the passenger seat is reserved for you. He most certaintly is We stay there once or twice a month, nice place. Ok this is the route I take. Good roads the whole way. You could bypass some of the smaller roads I take, but isn't the entire reason you'd take this route to get away from the madness of the busy ones? I cut out the starting directions from my house since I don't think Mrs. Dave would find it funny if you all started from my driveway. These directions start from 59 at the Route 36 exit in Rosenberg: 10. Take ramp to Tx-36/Rosenberg 16.7 mi 11.9 mi 0:10:38 0:18:39 260° true N29 32.001 W95 46.932 11. Turn right onto 1st St 18.3 mi 1.6 mi 0:01:35 0:20:14 268° true N29 31.952 W95 48.490 12. Hwy 36 in Rosenberg 18.4 mi 0.1 mi 0:00:34 0:20:48 0° true N29 32.055 W95 48.497 13. Turn left onto Avenue H 20.1 mi 1.7 mi 0:02:27 0:23:15 359° true N29 33.495 W95 48.531 14. Keep right onto Hwy 36 W 20.7 mi 0.6 mi 0:01:33 0:24:48 306° true N29 33.544 W95 49.154 15. HWY 90A & HWY 36 20.7 mi 208 ft 0:00:04 0:24:52 259° true N29 33.569 W95 49.180 16. HWY 36 & FM 1489 in Orchard 30.8 mi 10.1 mi 0:09:38 0:34:30 279° true N29 36.237 W95 58.671 17. HWY 36 in Sealy 47.5 mi 16.7 mi 0:16:25 0:50:55 252° true N29 45.800 W96 09.136 18. HWY 36 & FM 2187 49.9 mi 2.4 mi 0:04:13 0:55:08 291° true N29 47.847 W96 09.692 19. Turn left onto Hwy 2187 49.9 mi 1 ft 0:00:00 0:55:08 0° true N29 47.847 W96 09.692 20. HWY 1094 & FM 2187 51.5 mi 1.6 mi 0:01:39 0:56:47 252° true N29 47.314 W96 11.108 21. HWY 949 & FM 2187 61.8 mi 10.3 mi 0:10:41 1:07:28 240° true N29 50.497 W96 19.703 22. Turn right onto Hwy 949 61.8 mi 1 ft 0:00:00 1:07:28 0° true N29 50.497 W96 19.703 23. HWY 1094 & HWY 949 63.4 mi 1.6 mi 0:02:10 1:09:38 314° true N29 51.787 W96 19.085 24. Turn left onto Hwy 1094 63.4 mi 1 ft 0:00:00 1:09:38 0° true N29 51.787 W96 19.085 25. HWY 1094 & HWY 109 74.3 mi 10.9 mi 0:14:16 1:23:54 266° true N29 53.527 W96 29.423 26. Turn left onto Hwy 109 74.3 mi 1 ft 0:00:00 1:23:54 0° true N29 53.528 W96 29.423 27. HWY 1291 & HWY 109 78.2 mi 3.9 mi 0:04:52 1:28:46 276° true N29 52.263 W96 32.851 28. Fischer-Buller Rd & HWY 1291 82.0 mi 3.9 mi 0:05:46 1:34:32 15° true N29 54.081 W96 34.946 29. Turn left onto Hwy 1291 82.0 mi 0 ft 0:00:00 1:34:32 0° true N29 54.081 W96 34.946 30. HWY 159 & HWY 1291 87.9 mi 5.8 mi 0:06:42 1:41:14 61° true N29 54.344 W96 40.415 31. Turn left onto E Bell St 88.0 mi 0.2 mi 0:00:25 1:41:39 312° true N29 54.444 W96 40.544 32. Turn right onto Hwy 159 88.3 mi 0.3 mi 0:01:02 1:42:41 222° true N29 54.274 W96 40.719 33. HWY 159 & HWY 237 96.2 mi 7.9 mi 0:08:55 1:51:36 60° true N29 57.967 W96 46.554 34. Turn left onto Hwy 159 96.2 mi 1 ft 0:00:00 1:51:36 0° true N29 57.967 W96 46.554 35. HWY 159 & HWY 2981 96.3 mi 0.1 mi 0:00:58 1:52:34 247° true N29 57.897 W96 46.647 36. Turn right onto Hwy 2981 96.3 mi 0 ft 0:00:00 1:52:34 0° true N29 57.897 W96 46.647 37. HWY 2981 & HWY 2145 102 mi 5.4 mi 0:06:02 1:58:36 3° true N29 59.975 W96 50.587 38. Turn right onto Hwy 2145 102 mi 1 ft 0:00:00 1:58:36 0° true N29 59.975 W96 50.587 39. HWY 2145 & Post Oak 102 mi 143 ft 0:00:02 1:58:38 247° true N29 59.998 W96 50.589 40. Turn left onto Post Oak Rd 102 mi 1 ft 0:00:00 1:58:38 0° true N29 59.998 W96 50.589 41. US 77 & Post Oak Rd 105 mi 3.6 mi 0:08:34 2:07:12 249° true N29 59.875 W96 53.458 42. Turn right onto US 77 105 mi 0 ft 0:00:00 2:07:12 0° true N29 59.875 W96 53.458 43. Turn left onto Hwy 153 105 mi 215 ft 0:00:14 2:07:26 342° true N29 59.908 W96 53.470 44. Winchester, TX 114 mi 8.2 mi 0:09:34 2:17:00 35° true N30 00.513 W97 00.778 45. Get on Hwy 153 and drive northwest 114 mi 1 ft 0:00:00 2:17:00 215° true N30 00.513 W97 00.778 46. Keep left onto Hwy 153 121 mi 7.4 mi 0:08:05 2:25:05 300° true N30 02.936 W97 06.770 47. HWY 2104 &HWY 153 121 mi 0.3 mi 0:00:20 2:25:25 270° true N30 02.838 W97 07.061 48. HWY 153 & HWY 71 124 mi 3.0 mi 0:03:02 2:28:27 102° true N30 02.135 W97 09.816 Take a look at a good map and you'll see where these directions are sending you. If you have the Mrs with you stop in Fayetteville.The public restrooms in the square are clean and well taken care of. The premium fuel around the corner is well priced (get a loaf of the bread ladies home made bread if they have any left). Watch for deer as you're entering Fayetteville Post Oak road is pretty small and most maps don't have it. Not too worry, it goes through no problem. It'll look like you're heading into the RV park but just drive past the entrance. Watch for deer before Winchester. Drop me a note if you're making a run and maybe I'll show you the way.
Grigio ferro and tan california with paper plates at the starbucks in vintage park. it was a very pretty car
Black 430 with black wheels, I think the wheels might have had a yellow ring around the lip. The 430 was at Skinner turning onto Spring Cypress this afternoon. Also a white GT3 with paper tags on feeder of 290 turning onto Spring Cypress.
