[Gator67]

This trip was amazing! We couldn't have asked for a better day. It was great fun blasting around in Todd's wagon from location to location and exploring new terrain on foot. There's lots more pictures of the trip on the APPG website (the link's listed in Steve's signature) and also descriptions of other events that are planned. It's a great group, and I encourage others to join. Thanks for setting it up Steve!

[Steve Barcak]

Originally Posted by Gator67

This trip was amazing! We couldn't have asked for a better day. It was great fun blasting around in Todd's wagon from location to location and exploring new terrain on foot. There's lots more pictures of the trip on the APPG website (the link's listed in Steve's signature) and also descriptions of other events that are planned. It's a great group, and I encourage others to join. Thanks for setting it up Steve!

Thanks for the nice words Jeff!
Here are a few pics I found in my files. My best guess is sometime around WWII. These pics show both ends of the abandoned tunnel.






This car we are still trying to figure out what it is. something around 1940, it is a 2 door with a split back window.



Todd thinks it could be a '37 Ford, he may be right.

Any luck with trim tag ID?

We still have a '64 chev, '58 Pontiac convertible, '51 Merc and others to explore. Lots of old wrecks sitting for decades if you know where to look..