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Ann and I are driving south monday morning. After an overnight stop in Boise Monday night we’ll be in Salt Lake to visit my boys Tuesday and Wednesday. We decided to take advantage of the lack of snow, the warm temperatures, and low gas prices.
Ha Ha gas is still kinda low(1.89) and we got snow yesterday but it all melted. Have fun though.
Any chance you would have time to look at a 46 CJ-2A Restoration while you’re in SLC? Also I just returned from a trip to Hawaii and found a Willy’s Bone Yard you may be interested in.
Tim Simonsen
801-580-0969
Sure Tim. I will give you a call tomorrow once we get on the road.
Thanks
– Dave
Stay away from the West Coast. Gas prices have steadily gone up 75 cents in the past four months. Sheee-sh, gas prices always go up just before my 900 mile journey to the Roundup.
Have a great roadtrip to Utah,
**Steve E.**