I didn't take many pics this year. Having too much fun I guess. I even had a photog (Thom Ewing), in my passenger seat and forgot to take ANY in-car road shots. Although Thom was pretty busy clutching his seat rails.

Here's some pics...

Everyone got some stickers.

The hot spot on Friday night for chicken fried steak. Notice the for sale sign for the Ford tractor.

I couldn't help but notice this sign on the door when I walked in.

Road shots should be here...

but all I have is our first break.

We had a Boxster (from Jackson, MS), and a 944 in the rear of our group.

Thom getting V8 info from Richard?

More of this... and then lunchtime at Grumpy's in Mena, AR.

Half of the gang. I see on the left, Jerry, Jaime, Robin?, Travis... on the right John's GF, John, Clay, Betty, Mike (making a face) and his wife.

Clay & Betty yukking it up.

The left bank: Linda & Dennis Carter, Curt, Heather & Thom Ewing... on the right, Reba & Rich, Bryan, Nancy & Tommy. I apologize for not remembering everyone's name.

Dennis & Curt trying to figure out...

what this guy is on...

Insert more road pics...

and here we are for Saturday evening's cookout. Dennis & Mike were kind enough to offer to do the grilling. Thanks guys.

Richard's 914 with Brody SBC 500HP?

Nice ghost flames on it.

Dennis Carter's teener. About the nicest 914-6 I have ever seen.

It is better than "new".

Beautiful details all over the car.

And it may be less in price than a brand new...

Another beautiful Six.

Mike bought this car on e-bay.

Getty dash, all new tan leather. Note the power windows.

Not my favorite wheels or mirror but it all works well together. Did I mention it has a 3.2?

Clay's "ride". It doesn't necessarily show in pics, but in person, the red piping of the interior is pretty subtle and unexpected. I like it. A perfect touch of pimp.

Nice installation details. That breather reminds me of my old 911E.

Betty's nice 1.8... which she drives very well.

Jerry's clean original 75'.

Ol'Sparky. With the narrower rear tires I stiffened the front bar and added 8# of air. Fortunately it was very neutral and required no further adjustments. The Hankooks stuck REALLY well. No problem hanging with the sixes. They may have got a bit greasy the last ten miles to Mena, but it may have been my imagination, or the pebbly road surface. They were being pushed.

Anyway, that's it. Here's the last Talihina Teener leaving town on sunday morning...

Until next year.

It looks like it was a fun event. Good people and nice cars. Thanks for posting the photos.

I love this license plate. I guess I am not the only one with friends at the DMV.
Would the owner please send me a PM.

That is Mike Floyd's six. He told us about the plate. Seems he got lucky and the lady at the license plate office was willing to look through the plates they had. She found that plate, and he snapped it up.


At first glance, it looks like it says 914 6.


I like it, but I won't have classic plates on my car.