posted 12-14-2006 07:47 AM                  

Memory #1) Having Prowlers completely circle the Kentucky Capital Building and passing other Prowlers as we exited. I wish we had an aerial photo of that!

Memory #2) Driving away looking at my Prowler sitting in the parking lot in Minnesota when we dropped it off to Bob Goetz.

posted 12-14-2006 09:10 AM                  

Prowlin' the Kettle Moraine, our first Prowler group ride.

All the PM's we received when we became members of POA this past summer.

The look on Sno and Mrs. Freezes faces when we pulled up to their front door in our new Prowler.

posted 12-14-2006 10:10 AM                  

Great thread topic!

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Originally posted by SirReal:
For me it was the picture taken by Tammy Knepper of Dave Mills as he watched his home being invaded by Kats-N-Friends.

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As far as surprises go...I can imagine that is a day that Dave will never forget. That was so considerate of the ECP to show him how much they care about him.

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Originally posted by ALLEY CAT:
The large banquet dinner night during the 2006 Louisville event,,,taking notice of the friends we've met over the years, [B]and meeting previous unmet owners that I've chatted with, ridiculed, and just plain admire on this forum board. For many, this past summer was the first time I've met some of you, and I'm humbled that we finally crossed paths.

The car is what brought us together,,,but it's the people who keep us tight knit to build on friendships, sharing of information and ideas, and pointing towards tomorrow and beyond.

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A/C sure did save me a lot of typing. Talk about words of wisdom...I didn't know you had it in you A/C!!!

My year started off by having the opportunity to get a chance to meet the Krehel's and tour their truly beautiful home and Prowler museum. A time which I will NEVER forget!!!

In addition to meeting up with a good portion of the ECP in Carlisle...it was then off to Louisville to meet up with SO MANY of the great people that make up the POA.

I thought I was in Prowler heaven when I entered the parking lot of the Marriott that day.

I mean from having dinner with Bradley one night and Dale the next. Geno and I trying to flatten out Chuck's tranny cooler cover. There was SO MUCH to do in such a little amount of time. So many people I met that I truly wish I had more time to spend with.

I will do whatever it takes to make it to Tulsa next year!

Thanks for the memories everyone!!!

Brian

posted 12-14-2006 10:46 AM                  

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Originally posted by SirReal:
With the end of 2006 soon coming to it's conclusion, what was the one defining Prowler moment that made you glad to be a part of the Prowler Experience this year? It's a tough one to narrow it down to one with all of the events this past year. For me it was the picture taken by Tammy Knepper of Dave Mills as he watched his home being invaded by Kats-N-Friends. Now what was yours?

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I would say they were all good. Any time you get to be with your Prowler friends is a good time.

To get to see and help Steve Clark change the rear 1/4 one morning at the hotel, borrowing Gary C. canopy for protection from the rain, helping with the ones who's check engine light that came on. Jesse washing Phil's car with out moving it and carring buckets of water from one end of the parking lot to the other to keep it wet.

There are always problems but for most we keep coming back and work thru the rain, conflicts and disappointments.

This is what is the best part of the Prowler Group, everyone helping out.

posted 12-14-2006 02:27 PM                  

And a personal memory of getting everyone thru the 2006 Lighthouse Tour safely. "Bear Left, Bear Left"

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posted 12-14-2006 03:23 PM                  

Was it Jeffs car getting pigeon bombed at the Double T? No, No, that was just funny (Never park under power lines)

Was it "bear left!, bear left! as noted above(I didn't bear left btw)?

Was it getting pulled over with (correct me if I'm wrong)6 other kats for speeding and then getting off?

Was it the look on Dave's face?

Or was it when Jeff gave Dave a flauer arrangement.(priceless)

It has to be Daves reaction to the surprise.

posted 12-14-2006 03:26 PM                  

My memory was the NJ Lighthouse tour challenge. It was my first of many more to come Prowler gatherings. East Coast Posse was great.

posted 12-14-2006 05:48 PM                  

I think that would qualify for the best 2006 memory honor.

Talk about sacrifice, dedication, and caring attitudes for the Prowler owners who made that dream come true so close to the end of a person's life.

Not only did she get to ride in a PROWLER but she got HER CHOICE of which PROWLER she wanted the CRUSE in.

Talk about a FANTASTIC thought to enjoy during your last days on earth.

And the tears of joy for her friends and family who were there to share one of the final moments in her life.

posted 12-16-2006 06:07 AM                  

Thinking of the Idea of getting the 1/24th diecast cars to be signed at 00 Woodward and having one sent to Mike and Judy...and there is when our friendship took hold....

All meets of any size have been special, very much looking to see ya all at Tulsa...

posted 12-16-2006 06:20 AM                  

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Originally posted by ed monahan:
I am seriously hoping my personal one is upcoming in the next couple of weeks. No hints or clues.

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