Missing members!!

[win42]

Notice of my demise has been greatly exagerated. Thank you for your concerns. Shirley and I have been basking in the sun here in Tucson, AZ since 2/6. We will be headed home soon. Please join us for the Pahrump, NV POG rally in May. We will be looking forward to seeing you all soon.

Harry & Shirley Alias win42

[truk4u]

By the way, where is JEEP!

[merle&louise]

Haven't heard from Ben in a while. His blog indicates that he was in the New Orleans area!

[MangoMike]

I was wondering about Ben also so dropped him a line.

This is reply, that I'm sure he won't mind sharing with the group.


email dated March 8th.

Hi Mike,

I'm fine, handing out in Orlando right now... will be heading to TX and then CA over the next 1-2 months.

My whereisben.com site should give you some idea of what I've been up to, but I don't keep it up to date enough.

I let my POG membership expire since it was consuming too much of my time. It's a great group, but I want to spend more time exploring and less time in front of my keyboard.

I'm currently working on a photography book on route 66. You can see my photography at thebestofben.com

Thanks for checking in with me... hope all is well in your world.

Ben

[Ray Davis]

Mango,

Thanks for the note regarding Ben. I just sent him an email asking him to stop by if he is indeed coming by CA in the near future.

Ray

[MangoMike]

]Ben Willmore is one of the very original Poggers and one of the dirty dozen who made it to POG I.

Every once and a while I check out his progress over at his blog at www.whereisben.com. And was suprised that he is ready to join the two bus club.

For this:
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Actually pretty cool.

Right out of the movie RV.

According to his blog:

"98% of this bus is made out of aluminum. It has an updated engine, automatic transmission, power steering, modern brakes. All that stuff is about as modern as my current bus, which should make it relatively reliable.

The driver's area has the original steering wheel, which is hooked to modern power steering. It also has a pushbutton automatic, cruise control and a transmission retarder, which slows you down without needing to hit the brakes."

He plans on doing photo coffee book of Route 66 and this would tie right in.

Check out his blog for more pixs and an update on his travels.

Mike

[Joe Cannarozzi]

Very cool Mike.

Any one know who would be doing such conversions??