OK, what kind of vacation do you want. In town with lots of attractions readily available, but traffic and no easy access to fun roads.

In the boonies. Country roads, winery tour, Indian Casino, and the beach. I like it, but we would have to make our own party.

Boonies worked for the kids at Woodstock! I'll take relaxing over congestion any day.

All this voting and a I don't even OWN one yet! Man, Rusty, what have you done to me? Evil, evil, I say.

So having spilled my big secret; can someone with no teener bring the whole famn damily to a shindig like this?

-Dan

Howard, go for the Boonies ...Hey I like that word ( Boonies ) only found out what it was a few months ago...We can make our own party , just like the time in the Pruneyard , now that was fun !

There were a few of us that did for 04. Bring them with. My wife followed us through the twisties in her Xterra!

Yeah, I can just see it...my wife rolling the Liberty...too fast in the turn! We'll see. Maybe if we do it late enough (and Rusty stops scaring me with advice on EVERY car for sale I show him) in the year I'll have bought my 914.

-Dan

P.S. J/K Rusty..thank you for your guidance and knowledge.

Country- as long as it isn't Norco or corona, or anywhere else that smells like cows. but please keep it scenic.

Country... If I want city stress, I can always find it on my own
Plus, if we have our own party, we can have more fun together (if we go "city" I think everyone would scatter more easily)

cheers,

Jeroen

YES! There were a few people who attended the WCC 04 that did not have their teeners with them, or like me and didnt own one.

The Hunts did a split. The guys drove down from Washington, and the ladies flew in.



Ummm.......doesnt Country usualy mean senic? Just messin....



Thats kindof what happened at at WCC 04. Someone mentioned about getting a hotel with a good bar/club. That may be a good way to go. But, would they put up with us??

either way is fine with me, im in so cal anyway, i can go to city or country anytime i want. i suppose its more important for the people that are traveling from out of state or from nor cal to decide this one, since they're rarely here or they're here for only a short while

not in so cal. country usually means desert. or we can ask marie osmond what a little bit of country means. or was she a little bit rock and roll?

Bump, because we need to hear from as many as possible.

Yes, we certainly do.

Bump!