Route 66, the "Mother Road"......

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That's a perfect call. 'Though I always wanted a '68 Coupe de Ville convertible. That would be nice for cruising on the Mother Road. There was a '68 Coupe in the neighborhood that was this beautiful green.
 
If I had to chose a car and Music, I would pick our 1960 Jaguar Mark 2, and the album I would start just after the sun went down would be "Heart Shaped World by Chris Isaak.
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View: https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mr_4fwggtEB-9PAYxlLrVgwlK7TRhRerI
 
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I did find this picture taken in June 2022 in Pontiac Illinios . I only stayed on Rt66 for about its 1st 25 miles as it was a side trip on the way to SD. The car is my 2006 Pontiac Solstice converted with a LS2 V8 & Tremec 6-speed transmission. The trailer is not mine, but belongs to a retired GM engineer, and it is made out of the back 1/2 of a development car with no VIN that "escaped" the crusher.
I chose the Mark 2 over the Solstice because it is a better Highway cruiser, and more period correct for the Mother road.
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If you would drive drive the original Route 66, which car would you pick and what would be the first tune coming from the speakers?



I have driven almost the entire route. Just the section through Illinois into Chicago has escaped me so far. Nowadays I would do the drive in one of these.

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And c'mon, the music would have to be

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egMWlD3fLJ8
 

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