devilman96
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Ya think yer gettin off so easy??? I think not!!! LOL
Sorry Clint... no "Lodging" is avaliable for this one... No worries... I'll get ya more than half a plate to eat yer steak off of LMAO!
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2008 Florida Steel Soldiers Rally Feb 21-24th
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Sorry Clint... no "Lodging" is avaliable for this one... No worries... I'll get ya more than half a plate to eat yer steak off of LMAO!
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D'man If I can get all the issues worked out of my truck, I'll be there to help out!!
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This sounds like alot of fun. Are there any pics from last year?
I will try and make it with my Pinz 712amb
I will try and make it with my Pinz 712amb
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Hmmm, sunny Florida in February? Ok, I'm in provided the interstates through Montana and Wyoming aren't closed due to blizzard.
I will be arriving in my 2008 F-450 with a slide in camper in the back. Towing a trailer with my FC 150 on it. If the 53 Powerwagon gets done in time I will bring that as well. Perhaps I can send that new fangled twin turbo 6.4 liter diesel to an early grave. Neither are MV's but the M54 would require a serious injection of motivation (which the owner lacks) to be done in time.
If anyone is interested in kicking off the festivities a few days early we could meet on the 17th for the 50th running of the Daytona 500. Using my industry connections I could get a small group (40 to 50 tops) in at no charge. We would be very, very trackside. Like the garage and the pits. If interested post here.
Mr. Devilman96, if the above offer interferes with your plans or you don't like it for some reason feel free to delete that part of the post. I would not want to step on your toes.
I will be arriving in my 2008 F-450 with a slide in camper in the back. Towing a trailer with my FC 150 on it. If the 53 Powerwagon gets done in time I will bring that as well. Perhaps I can send that new fangled twin turbo 6.4 liter diesel to an early grave. Neither are MV's but the M54 would require a serious injection of motivation (which the owner lacks) to be done in time.
If anyone is interested in kicking off the festivities a few days early we could meet on the 17th for the 50th running of the Daytona 500. Using my industry connections I could get a small group (40 to 50 tops) in at no charge. We would be very, very trackside. Like the garage and the pits. If interested post here.
Mr. Devilman96, if the above offer interferes with your plans or you don't like it for some reason feel free to delete that part of the post. I would not want to step on your toes.
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Lots of pics were posted under Florida Round Up in the upcoming events thread. You'll see that the Pinz's outnumbered american steel by nearly three to one 
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No toes stepped on . . .
Pics are posted on last years thread, the link is above in my first posting.
Pics are posted on last years thread, the link is above in my first posting.
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Devilman, sign me up if theres still room
looking forward to meeting some of you fellas
looking forward to meeting some of you fellas
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Acres and acres and ACRES of room...
Graybird will you and young firewalker be there this year?
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If anybody is interested I live about 1hr north of the Rally. So if anyone needs to stretch there legs or grab a cold drink then Convoy down together. I live about 4 miles from I-75 X341.
Vinny
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I'm planning on going too! I'm just off I-75 and SR 50.(the cut over for Clermont) I too, have a place to park, for some early arrivers if needed.
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Lets see maybe I should start packing now..
Snake boots
Aligator protection/ 44 mag
trigger finger and load of weapons.. Hope I dont get pulled over on the way
maple syrup
tentage
shit paper
sun block SPF 900
gloves for handling Kenny's winch cable
soap, dont use it but it looks good
something to drive in that Sypris swomp.. maybe a Pinz,, or Mog, or well not much else would make it..
Money for OD iron parts
brush up on my Spanish
ladder for picking oranges
Yahoo.. sounds like a good time this winter.
Snake boots
Aligator protection/ 44 mag
trigger finger and load of weapons.. Hope I dont get pulled over on the way
maple syrup
tentage
shit paper
sun block SPF 900
gloves for handling Kenny's winch cable
soap, dont use it but it looks good
something to drive in that Sypris swomp.. maybe a Pinz,, or Mog, or well not much else would make it..
Money for OD iron parts
brush up on my Spanish
ladder for picking oranges
Yahoo.. sounds like a good time this winter.
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Citizensoldier,
That sounds like a good place to take a break.. I like it!!
That sounds like a good place to take a break.. I like it!!
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Since I am back among the ranks of the gainfully employed and financial disenfranchisement has been staved off I plan on being there. 
We should make plans to link up at various points and convoy in together on a specified day if possible.
I lothe I-75 and will prob not get on it until Valdosta. My tolerence for knuckle dragging, mouth breathers between Hotlanta and the state line is limited.
You can prob count on Freight Train too. The boy is like a good hound dog, you crank up the truck and he is there wagging his tail ready to go.
I will be bringing all the necessary ingredients to make real southern sweet tea, a treat that for some reason is rarely available in Florida.
Maybe Jim will bring the inflatable shelter or let me borrow it.
By the way, just how swampy and buggy is this place. I got skeeter netting and ain't afriad to use it.
Do we need to bring water for hygine and cooking purposes.
This has all the makins of a good time.
We should make plans to link up at various points and convoy in together on a specified day if possible.
I lothe I-75 and will prob not get on it until Valdosta. My tolerence for knuckle dragging, mouth breathers between Hotlanta and the state line is limited.
You can prob count on Freight Train too. The boy is like a good hound dog, you crank up the truck and he is there wagging his tail ready to go.
I will be bringing all the necessary ingredients to make real southern sweet tea, a treat that for some reason is rarely available in Florida.
Maybe Jim will bring the inflatable shelter or let me borrow it.
By the way, just how swampy and buggy is this place. I got skeeter netting and ain't afriad to use it.
Do we need to bring water for hygine and cooking purposes.
This has all the makins of a good time.
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My sister live's in clermont, but i dont think i'll be driving my deuce that far. O'well
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Jus did a little weight checking on my proposed load. The Bigfoot slide in camper comes in at a staggering 4,700 pounds wet! 
The trailer large enough to carry both the FC 150 and the Power Wagon weighs 5,200lbs (it's an equipment trailer). The FC 150 is going to tip the scales at close to 3,000 pounds and the Power Wagon will weigh close to 5,000 lbs. That brings a towed weight of 13,200 pounds plus a 4,700 pound slide in camper. Add in some spare parts, tools, clothes, and the like and this will be a serious load for my pick up. It will be interesting to see just how tough that 6.4 diesel is. Seeing as how it's under warranty I plan to "drop the hammer" set the cruise at 80 and see what happens. Looking forward to meeting you fine gentleman.
The trailer large enough to carry both the FC 150 and the Power Wagon weighs 5,200lbs (it's an equipment trailer). The FC 150 is going to tip the scales at close to 3,000 pounds and the Power Wagon will weigh close to 5,000 lbs. That brings a towed weight of 13,200 pounds plus a 4,700 pound slide in camper. Add in some spare parts, tools, clothes, and the like and this will be a serious load for my pick up. It will be interesting to see just how tough that 6.4 diesel is. Seeing as how it's under warranty I plan to "drop the hammer" set the cruise at 80 and see what happens. Looking forward to meeting you fine gentleman.
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Guys I just edited the main posting again with a Q&A section at the bottom... I will try and keep posting any answers to questions under that so HOPEFULLY people will read it in the beginning...
I also edited the list of names comming... Please post up your intentions!!!
I would also like to post up a parts swap / parts avaliable / parts needed list under the main posting so if anyone needs anything or is unloaded stuff we can keep track of it there... Post it up pr PM me what you have and maybe we can get a swap meet type area set up at the event.
ACE arnt you usually in FL around this time of year? It would be great to have some vendors comming!!!!
I also edited the list of names comming... Please post up your intentions!!!
I would also like to post up a parts swap / parts avaliable / parts needed list under the main posting so if anyone needs anything or is unloaded stuff we can keep track of it there... Post it up pr PM me what you have and maybe we can get a swap meet type area set up at the event.
ACE arnt you usually in FL around this time of year? It would be great to have some vendors comming!!!!
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Hey D-man,
Will it be possible to get an RV out to the camp site? I may ride in no A/C, but I like to sleep in it.
Will it be possible to get an RV out to the camp site? I may ride in no A/C, but I like to sleep in it.
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As stated . . . RV's are not a problem.
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Devilman96 wrote
Directions, maps, GPS... Same as last years shing'ding... You can drive or fly... and no... I don't know Knut! +28° 24' 28.41", -81° 51' 49.04"
So you know some one with a C-130 to fly me and my truck in
Directions, maps, GPS... Same as last years shing'ding... You can drive or fly... and no... I don't know Knut! +28° 24' 28.41", -81° 51' 49.04"
So you know some one with a C-130 to fly me and my truck in
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Thank you for updating the first post with a Q & A. Very informative. I will bring extra fuel for my generator so I will have electricity for the entire event. Have to have the A/C, satellite TV, microwave, and such. Don't want to get too primitive and uncivilized. The two vehicles I'm planning to bring on the trailer are/will be trailer queens. Strictly for show, no four wheeling or mudding. However they are very nice to look at and I'm sure the other participants will appreciate them. If there is to be a trail ride I can drop the landing gear on the camper and use the F-450. It is four wheel drive and has traction tires. Should prove quite adequate. I do have a M38 that I picked up last week but it's not even in the shop yet. Maybe for a rally later on next year I will be able to arrive in an MV.