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castor
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any get-to-gethers in S.F. ever take place?
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Posts: 1457 | From: San Francisco | Registered: Apr 2003
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castor
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Originally posted by TRY2PAZ:
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Originally posted by castor:
any get-to-gethers in S.F. ever take place?
Not that I know of.
The one last weekend was about a 35-40 minute drive. You should have come ![[Wink]](wink.gif)
yeah, i'll make it out one of these days.
a great place on the weekends here in the city would be by the marina greens parking lot.
plenty of parking and great views!
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cobraracer46
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San Francisco would be a new place for a cruise. It would be cool seeing a bunch of stangs going down the real crooked Lombard street.
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Blu50Stang
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Originally posted by cobraracer46:
San Francisco would be a new place for a cruise. It would be cool seeing a bunch of stangs going down the real crooked Lombard street.
That would be a sweet pic
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mostang
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I agree, Marina Green is a perfect spot. Plus cruising the streets and Fishermans Wharf would be cool as long as it's at a slower pace than the Dublin cruise. Didn't get to take in much of the surroundings while driving through Sunol.
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9COBRA8
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FYI> We try and keep our crusies that has the least amount of street lights and stop signs as possible. Reason being that too many people get caught up at a street light and then get lost. ![[Roll Eyes]](rolleyes.gif) San Francisco would be nice but I think it would be too hard for a cruise unless maybe you went down Highway 1 or something. I can only imagine trying to get 80 cars across SF to Fisherman Wharf. ![[Eek!]](eek.gif)
Maybe hiring a funeral patrol escort would solve that problem! ![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif)
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mostang
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Meet at Crissy Field on a saturday morning, hang out for a few hours and then take a drive north across the GGB (I know, pay the toll) and meet up again in Sausalito for lunch. The only problem now, doing it in the west bay is finding sometime to do it before it starts raining. I go to Crissy Field all the time with my son during the summer in the mornings to play ball and watch the ships come in and there's no better view.
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Posts: 182 | From: Castro Valley, originally Missouri | Registered: Oct 2003
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TRY2PAZ
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Originally posted by mostang:
Meet at Crissy Field on a saturday morning, hang out for a few hours and then take a drive north across the GGB (I know, pay the toll) and meet up again in Sausalito for lunch. The only problem now, doing it in the west bay is finding sometime to do it before it starts raining. I go to Crissy Field all the time with my son during the summer in the mornings to play ball and watch the ships come in and there's no better view.
If you want to set something up, go for it. I'm game.
Weather is going south quick
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Jdub07
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Originally posted by 9COBRA8:
FYI> We try and keep our crusies that has the least amount of street lights and stop signs as possible. Reason being that too many people get caught up at a street light and then get lost. San Francisco would be nice but I think it would be too hard for a cruise unless maybe you went down Highway 1 or something. I can only imagine trying to get 80 cars across SF to Fisherman Wharf.
Maybe hiring a funeral patrol escort would solve that problem!
How much for a funeral patrol? I got $$ on it. THAT WOULD BE SIIIICK!!!!
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