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gfogg · 07-23-2013, 08:51 PM

I live in Lake Havasu AZ. They have a 66 run every year from Seligman to the AZ/CA border. It's pretty neat, Hackberry is one of the stops. He has a lot of old stuff laying around there. Almost every little town on the journey has a few old cars to look at. Run is in two segments, Selgman to Kingman and Kingman to the border the next day. The srop in kingman is neat because you get to look at all the various cars participating in the run. A very eclictic group from steam driven to a real original Shelby.

07-23-2013, 08:51 PM	#5
gfogg Registered User Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Lake Havasu City, AZ Posts: 25	Re: Route 66 Truck I live in Lake Havasu AZ. They have a 66 run every year from Seligman to the AZ/CA border. It's pretty neat, Hackberry is one of the stops. He has a lot of old stuff laying around there. Almost every little town on the journey has a few old cars to look at. Run is in two segments, Selgman to Kingman and Kingman to the border the next day. The srop in kingman is neat because you get to look at all the various cars participating in the run. A very eclictic group from steam driven to a real original Shelby.