Santa Maria Flyer

It's been a while since I have posted on here.
Has anyone else posted a link to the Santa Maria Flyer?

if not, here tiz . . .

http://www.hotrodhon.com/Santa Maria 08 Flyer.pdf

If you have dial up, forget it. It's a huge file.
Sorry.


Craig

 

BtTt

 

It's not working for me. How about posting it on photobucket or the like and pasting the IMG code here?

 

here is page 1, I couldn't get page 2 downsized good enough to read the text.

 

WOW - - it is a BIG file -- over 9 meg -- but I got it just fine
Looks very cool -- wish I could go

 

Damn that file almost gave my computer a heart attack haha

 

Craig
Long time no speak.

Man I'd love to come home for a couple of days but between school and work there just isn't time. Someday.
good to see you're still on this side of the gr*** bro.

 

Well thanks for the good thoughts.
Got a new job that's kicking my ***, so I've been pretty scarce around here.
It's almost like being on the "other" side of the gr***.
Anyway, the offer still stands, and will be there when your ready.

Craig

 

Craig is there going to be a cruise?

 

Not an organized one like in Paso, but with that many cars, I'm sure a few will be cruisin

BtTt

 

It's available on my site too, but at a size anyone can handle - 140k...

http://www.socalcarculture.com/Images/052308CruisinNats.pdf

 

Come join all your friends in their Kustoms and Hot Rods as we take to the streets of Santa Maria and its beautiful surrounding country side.

We will be lining up on Thornburg (in front of the fairgrounds) @ 6-6:30pm. From there we will be traveling through some of the most beautiful country side in the Central Coast, no stop signs or lights (yep, no over heating in traffic). The first town we will be cruising to is Los Alamos. Here you will find several points of interest, the first being the Union Hotel, built in the late 1800’s, today in it’s all original style, serves as a bed & breakfast with full bar and table dining for 50. While in Los Alamos you can shop the antiques at the Antique Depot, or grab a drink at the Steelhorse Lariat Saloon. Other stops include Twin Oaks Restaurant- Charlie’s Café and a Chevron.

The second city on this back country journey is the town of Cazmallia, or lack there of. All that’s here is the Best Steak-Ribs-Chicken-Quail BBQ in the whole Central Coast. The place is called the Hitching Post and has been serve’n it up they’re way since 1944, they’ll be set up to serve 150 people at a time in the side
Courtyard. The Hitching Post will be on your left, find parking and settle in for a fine Western American meal and damn good time! There’s plenty of parking throughout the streets for everybody.

http://www.hitchingpost1.com

Directions To Los Alamos:
From the fairgrounds (Thornburg) go Left on Stowell…0.2 Mls
Broadway go Right, follow Broadway till it becomes HWY135 South
to Los Alamos…20.5 Mls

Directions From Los Alamos to Cazmallia:
Follow Hwy135 north out of Los Alamos….15.1 mls
Stay Left at fork taking HWY 1, follow HWY 1….2.4 mls
At the flashing light/stop sign go Left onto Black Rd….3.5 mls
At Pt. Sal go Right…0.4 mls
The Hitching Post will be on your left, find parking and settle in for a fine Western American meal and damn good time!

Directions to return back to Santa Maria:
Take Pt. Sal….0.4 mls
Black Rd. go Left, follow straight through the flashing red light till
Black Rd. becomes Betteravia, at Broadway go Left
and this will drop you back in the heart of Santa Maria.

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Does anyone know what the spectator fee will be? I doubt getting in the fairgrounds will be free as the Primer Nat's @ Ventura fairgrounds are not free. To set the record straight, your tour will include 'Casmalia'. If steak houses are of interest, don't forget the Far Western in Guadalupe, Jocko's in Nipomo, AJ Spurs in Arroyo Grande and Buelton and McClintocks in Oceano. The Union Hotel in Los Alamos is owned by a car guy (Dana) - his 48 Nash and 56 Pontiac should be out front