MT, ID, and WY... Where are you?
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Joined: 10-26-2005
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From: Michigan
Where at in MT? I was born and raised in Big Sandy and there are plenty of Chevy owners and not everyone drives trucks. Wierd place? Won't argue with that! lol But I will NEVER be ashamed of my home state, it kicks a$$!
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Joined: 04-19-2006
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From: Arvada CO
Maybe we could write to some of the Chevrolet dealers in these states and tell them about our forum and spark some interest. I don't live all that far from Wyoming and would be happy to get together with them folks up there.
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Joined: 11-10-2006
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From: Montana
Originally Posted by fenris222
Where at in MT? I was born and raised in Big Sandy and there are plenty of Chevy owners and not everyone drives trucks. Wierd place? Won't argue with that! lol But I will NEVER be ashamed of my home state, it kicks a$$!
I only live 35 miles from Big Sandy. My Wife used to drive there every day for work where she was a Teacher. I personaly don't find anything about MT any wierder than any other state I've been
OK maybe some things. But seriously MT does kick a$$.
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Joined: 02-01-2006
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From: Groveville, NJ
Back when I lived in Green Mountain Falls Wyoming both of my parents had Chevy Tahoes. The only reason I got a Caprice was because it was $200. Then we drove all 3 cars cross country to NJ where we reside now, me in Groveville, both of my parents live in Point Pleasent. Man I would love to go back to Wyoming.
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Joined: 01-13-2006
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From: Tucson, AZ
I was in Great Falls, MT. The thing I meant by weird were the 14 year old kids with driver's licenses, Hooterites (speeling), and just some of the people there. One lady I knew was from the Blackfoot tribe and her name was April Dawn Comes At Night. That to me is weird. Coming from AZ I'm used to Lopez, Guitierrez, Jaramillo and those that are harder to pronounce. But the indian names are deffinately unique! I miss being in Great Falls though. It was nice to have something other than SUN 24/7/360 (<-- it only rains here 5 days a year! LOL)
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Joined: 04-23-2007
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From: Phoenix AZ
Howdy JonyyB!
We wish we could say we were lived in Montana, but we're out here in the cactus patch in Arizona. We do, however, go camping in Glacier NP every summer. So if you ever decide to wander over to Glacier, and you see our Silver Streak in Fish Creek or Sprague Creek campgrounds, stop by and say hi, and sit around the campfire awhile with us.
We did stop in at the Chevy place last summer in Kalispell to get an oil change and we asked if we could test drive an HHR, they were all over their lot trying to find one, and the only one they finally did find was a cute little red one. Those Chevy dealers in Montana need to get more up there.
By the way, do you ever get over to the Rod-e-o (spelling??) in West Yellowstone? We were lucky to go through a couple years ago just in time to see all the old hot rods. It was great!
We wish we could say we were lived in Montana, but we're out here in the cactus patch in Arizona. We do, however, go camping in Glacier NP every summer. So if you ever decide to wander over to Glacier, and you see our Silver Streak in Fish Creek or Sprague Creek campgrounds, stop by and say hi, and sit around the campfire awhile with us.
We did stop in at the Chevy place last summer in Kalispell to get an oil change and we asked if we could test drive an HHR, they were all over their lot trying to find one, and the only one they finally did find was a cute little red one. Those Chevy dealers in Montana need to get more up there.
By the way, do you ever get over to the Rod-e-o (spelling??) in West Yellowstone? We were lucky to go through a couple years ago just in time to see all the old hot rods. It was great!