Took the RS to get some Dinner and wine
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We did a similar trip from the SF bay to Pismo this past weekend. First road trip with my .2 gt3, I must say these are great road trip cars. I can turn on / off pasm or sport as I feel like. Pregnant wife was not complaining at all, but traffic do suck at times.
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FLT6SPD (10-09-2019)
#22
Thanks for sharing. And I like your work around with Google maps to show your route.
(Btw. Why the eff a person cannot simply trace with their finger the route they wish to take, in google maps, is beyond me?!)
(Btw. Why the eff a person cannot simply trace with their finger the route they wish to take, in google maps, is beyond me?!)
#24
I use the map routing App called "Scenic". It was built for motorcycles, but works great for our road trips. Free download, you get 20 credits for any US States that you want to download maps onto your phone (so if you lose cellular or satelite GPS).
we can publicly share maps amongst friends too, so all of us have the same route in our cars. And most importantly it allows us to choose "Extra Curvy", and "Avoid Highways".
The App just recently did a upgrade on my phone,.. so the new version doesn't quite look exactly like that video above.
=Steve
we can publicly share maps amongst friends too, so all of us have the same route in our cars. And most importantly it allows us to choose "Extra Curvy", and "Avoid Highways".
The App just recently did a upgrade on my phone,.. so the new version doesn't quite look exactly like that video above.
=Steve
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mikes70 (10-14-2019)
#26
May do it again but keep going to peninsula in a month or so with an old car.... still waiting for a certain someone to get their A$$ in gear!
I use the map routing App called "Scenic". It was built for motorcycles, but works great for our road trips. Free download, you get 20 credits for any US States that you want to download maps onto your phone (so if you lose cellular or satelite GPS).
we can publicly share maps amongst friends too, so all of us have the same route in our cars. And most importantly it allows us to choose "Extra Curvy", and "Avoid Highways".
The App just recently did a upgrade on my phone,.. so the new version doesn't quite look exactly like that video above.
=Steve
we can publicly share maps amongst friends too, so all of us have the same route in our cars. And most importantly it allows us to choose "Extra Curvy", and "Avoid Highways".
The App just recently did a upgrade on my phone,.. so the new version doesn't quite look exactly like that video above.
=Steve
Maybe. Although the trip back on Ortega after breakfast is PAINFUL.I'd rather go run Malibu...
#27
Something like this?
https://goo.gl/maps/vZg5FtLChzWSEwbv9
I'm planning a December run from Vancouver, BC, to San Diego, CA and am looking for roads, and your guys to join me, along the way! I have to be in San Diego by the 12th.
#30
Something like this?
https://goo.gl/maps/vZg5FtLChzWSEwbv9
I'm planning a December run from Vancouver, BC, to San Diego, CA and am looking for roads, and your guys to join me, along the way! I have to be in San Diego by the 12th.
https://goo.gl/maps/vZg5FtLChzWSEwbv9
I'm planning a December run from Vancouver, BC, to San Diego, CA and am looking for roads, and your guys to join me, along the way! I have to be in San Diego by the 12th.
It’s a good route.
you can also do 41