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2002 C.T.C.I. Convention June 27-July2 |
Touring
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A highlight of any convention are the tours that the host club sets up for the participants. However, this time there was a tour set up outside of the convention, the day before the convention started. As so many people were traveling at the same time and converging on the same area of the country at the same time, a special tour of the Harley Davidson factory & museum in York, Pennsylvania became part of the experience for a number of those driving their Thunderbirds. We were not able to participate but Joy, aka yellowwing1 on the 02 forums was able to hook up with the group for a photo session at the motel as they were preparing to leave for the tour. She sent along these 3 photos: |
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We arrived at the convention on Thursday. Friday was set up to
be a full day of touring. Tours were also scheduled for Saturday,
Sunday & Monday. A driving tour was set up for Sunday afternoon,
the day of the Concours.
Places to tour were the Thomas Edison Mansion and Lab; New York City Sightseeing; Radio City Music Hall; Atlantic City Casino/Beach trip; Washington's Headquarters, Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island, and a couple of shopping trips (always popular with the women). Buses provided the transportation for all except the driving tour. We only participated in a Saturday tour and opted to do the driving tour on Monday since we didn't need the extra points for the judged touring cars. |
Thomas Edison Tour - Saturday - at the Mansion
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off the bus | Bedroom upstairs | Scott McGilvrey, Les, Don, George | Another bedroom | Library |
Tiffany Window in Staircase | Several plaques are around the estate explaining the different structures so you may take an unguided tour. |
Driving Tour: took place on Sunday, the day of the
Concours. All of the "Touring" class cars needed to participate to
earn the extra 10 points that is added to their judging score. It
really makes a difference in the placement for any touring cars that don't
complete the tour. As our car was for display only, we opted to take
the tour the following day - however, one of the main attractions on the
tour was closed on Monday so we didn't get the full benefit of the 30 mile
driving tour. The following are pictures taken on our tour:
darn - I never finished the rest of the pages! |
trip1 | trip2 | trip3 | trip4 | trip5 | ?? how many ??I do not know at this time
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