Cincinnati to Dallas

I don't know if this stuff is open for the holidays, but if you go through Ft Knox you can check out the Patton Museum if you are into that sort of thing. Mammoth Cave is a little bit south of there and then the Corvette factory Tour is always fun. Stop in Memphis for some Barbecue too.

 

We could be more helpful if we knew your interests....
Car stuff?
Cultural?
Club scene?
Gourmet dining?

 

i am just south of cincy. if you have time, weather permitting, there are things to see in the horse capital of the world. Queen keeps some of her stock here. you may see a red neck! Hillbilly! Shaker! eat lamb fries, have a hot brown. we even have a starbucks! Lexington kentucky, my home, my old ky home, where the darkies are gay

 

of your interest i qualify for one: OLD!

 

mitchell - you seem young when you're behind the wheel of your 550... or behind the keyboard young at heart! I'm pretty sure that is the key to a long life.

 

The Corvette assembly plant and museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky should be right on your route.

 

Midwestern Auto Group is about 1.5 hours Northeast of Cinci. Opposite direction of your travels, but perhaps you can break away while in Cinci for a day to check it out... http://www.midwesternferrari.com/

NJB is up that way, too... http://www.ferrariguys.com/

In Texas... http://www.ferrariofsanantonio.com/

 

I'd be careful about visiting MAG. Very often this "Ferrari" dealer has zero, that's right, zero F-cars on the floor. You can go to the service area and if they're in a good mood, they'll show the ones that they're working on. At the moment, the web site shows NO NEW Ferraris for sale and the last two times that I've just dropped in, that has been the case as well.

I wouldn't bother. Your best bet, if the weather holds, is to give us an update on your travels and maybe catch some rides around Cincy in the members' various cars. I know that some people don't store their cars for winter (like me ) and if there's no salt or snow on the road, would be happy to take a visitor for a spin.

 

Wow... I didn't know.

So far my best visits have been at Ferrari Newport Beach & Lambo Las Vegas... but those are a little off his course

 

you are welcome to visit us while in the area..we always have several Ferraris on the premises between our two bldgs.check out our website to give you a better idea as to what we do.... Jack, NJB Automotive LLC..weserviceferrari.com

 

if you like "old USA".....Lebanon is a small antique town 25 miles north of town. Good place to kill a Saturday. If you are in to bikes, there are both some gook road paths along with some tough mountian bike paths. Another interesting little known place is the bycycle museum of America in New Bremon OH. Unfortunitly 90 miles straight north off I-75.