Prize for farthest driven... there are some rules associated with this.. please read!
04-26-11, 09:15 AM
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Prize for farthest driven... there are some rules associated with this.. please read!
This year, we are going to give Prize for the FARTHEST driven to DGRR 2011!!!
In order to qualify to win:
1. You need to have all your gas receipts from your city/state to DGRR
2. You must driven a rotary vehicle or Ex-rotary vehicle (V8 RX7s)
3. Valid license from your home state (car must be registered there also).
4. Trip have to be taken place starting this week!! (and not 2-3 weeks ago).
Prize:
Longest distance - $100
2nd Longest - $50
This prize is sponsored by evot23 (Eddie). Thanks Eddie for helping out the Rotary/Ex-Rotary community
In order to qualify to win:
1. You need to have all your gas receipts from your city/state to DGRR
2. You must driven a rotary vehicle or Ex-rotary vehicle (V8 RX7s)
3. Valid license from your home state (car must be registered there also).
4. Trip have to be taken place starting this week!! (and not 2-3 weeks ago).
Prize:
Longest distance - $100
2nd Longest - $50
This prize is sponsored by evot23 (Eddie). Thanks Eddie for helping out the Rotary/Ex-Rotary community
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05-04-11, 08:21 PM
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Eddie is a good guy. One of the nicest I've met in my life. Actually, he's one of those guys that makes you want to be a better person.
I understand there was a little drinking going on at the Banquet and the V8 joke is funny once or twice but the Yahoos who kept yelling out their little comments every few minutes was a bit absurd...in particular since I didn't see the one individual making the majority of the comments step up and donate.
I understand there was a little drinking going on at the Banquet and the V8 joke is funny once or twice but the Yahoos who kept yelling out their little comments every few minutes was a bit absurd...in particular since I didn't see the one individual making the majority of the comments step up and donate.
05-04-11, 08:25 PM
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Eddie is a good guy. One of the nicest I've met in my life. Actually, he's one of those guys that makes you want to be a better person.
I understand there was a little drinking going on at the Banquet and the V8 joke is funny once or twice but the Yahoos who kept yelling out their little comments every few minutes was a bit absurd...in particular since I didn't see the one individual making the majority of the comments step up and donate.
I understand there was a little drinking going on at the Banquet and the V8 joke is funny once or twice but the Yahoos who kept yelling out their little comments every few minutes was a bit absurd...in particular since I didn't see the one individual making the majority of the comments step up and donate.
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05-06-11, 12:21 PM
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Total miles = 3951 miles
US gallons used = 160 US gal
Avg MPG = 24.6 MPG (US) (includes Dragon runs!)
Best MPG for a tank = 28.4 MPG (US)
Total fuel cost = $668.74
Deals Gap Rotary Rally = PRICELESS!!
Steve
1984 GSL-SE
05-06-11, 02:39 PM
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Here is a summary of my fuel costs and consumption:
Total miles = 3951 miles
US gallons used = 160 US gal
Avg MPG = 24.6 MPG (US) (includes Dragon runs!)
Best MPG for a tank = 28.4 MPG (US)
Total fuel cost = $668.74
Deals Gap Rotary Rally = PRICELESS!!
Steve
1984 GSL-SE
Total miles = 3951 miles
US gallons used = 160 US gal
Avg MPG = 24.6 MPG (US) (includes Dragon runs!)
Best MPG for a tank = 28.4 MPG (US)
Total fuel cost = $668.74
Deals Gap Rotary Rally = PRICELESS!!
Steve
1984 GSL-SE
All I can say is hope it was worth it
05-07-11, 06:24 AM
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I really should have kept track of the fuel I used in my Rx-4. I know all total I put on 3000 miles for the trip and I know I didn't get that good of mileage. I roughly figured it out to somewhere just above 20mpg. I really need a 5 speed in that car......
Congrats thought to my fellow Canadians for winning, and thanks Eddie for sponsoring the prize.
Congrats thought to my fellow Canadians for winning, and thanks Eddie for sponsoring the prize.
05-07-11, 09:08 AM
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To echo my fellow Nova Scotians, thanks much for putting up the prize, and for the hospitality from everyone. Regarding the V8 yhing, while I'm personally a rotary fan, I'm a car/motorcycle fan first, and I can appreciate any vehicle for it's own merits.
I didn't keep as detailed records as Steve, but I put on a few more miles than him as I did an extra run to Ashville and back on Saturday (Jenn wanted to hit a store) and another run out to the Dragon and back.
My total fuel costs for the trip were $745.89 CDN.
Dragon runs were low MPG, but the long highway runs were knocking on 24MPG with 2 people + luggage in the car and the AC on (we are Canadian after all.) I guess the MM tuned AccessPort works.
I didn't keep as detailed records as Steve, but I put on a few more miles than him as I did an extra run to Ashville and back on Saturday (Jenn wanted to hit a store) and another run out to the Dragon and back.
My total fuel costs for the trip were $745.89 CDN.
Dragon runs were low MPG, but the long highway runs were knocking on 24MPG with 2 people + luggage in the car and the AC on (we are Canadian after all.) I guess the MM tuned AccessPort works.
