EP

[@kevinrosinger8219]

Being from the north myself, you Hit the nail on the head Sean. Be safe 👍

[@JunkyardsandBarnFindswithSean]

Thanks Kevin!

[@dave5833]

Thanks Sean for taking us all on your travels. We are going to do the 2023 Hot Rod Power Tour. This years big event in the Barrett-Jackson Road Tour only 50 applications were approved out of 1000’s .

[@JunkyardsandBarnFindswithSean]

Cool, and I hope we meet on the 2023 HRPT Dave!

[@johnkranz4004]

Enjoy your trip Shawn and April Safe trip

[@JunkyardsandBarnFindswithSean]

Thanks John, Unfortunately I am solo on this as April has some stuff to handle at home.

[@karaDee2363]

All great advice... Hope everyone follows it

[@JunkyardsandBarnFindswithSean]

Me too Karen.I just drove to Nashville, and I forgot about the mountains, I hope some of these older rides in the Power Tour can handle the braking going downhill.

[@kyleforeman4543]

Have a great time,drive safe

[@JunkyardsandBarnFindswithSean]

Thanks Kyle, I will be sharing with you!

[@nogarage4473]

Love Bugs. . . I remember those from my time living in the Hilliard/Callahan area of Florida. They are black and red in color and really love splatting themselves on your car. Small frogs crossing the road is another minor nuisance. I am forgetting what other bugs love to go splat on your windshield, but I recall something fat and low flying, those things once you hit one or more really start clogging the windshield with bug matter. . . . Stopping at a car wash would'nt be a bad idea.

[@JunkyardsandBarnFindswithSean]

Every night I wash the truck.

[@bozo8894]

It's not love bug season. You will not have any problem with them this time of year

[@JunkyardsandBarnFindswithSean]

We still have them here in SW Florida, if my truck has a say in it LOL

[@bozo8894]

@@JunkyardsandBarnFindswithSean are you sure they are love bugs? they only come out in may and september. they only live about two weeks. must be a hybrid bunch that lives longer. that ain't good !

[@bozo8894]

@@JunkyardsandBarnFindswithSean did not know they were anywhere except in spring and fall. that is a bummer