SHORT SHIFTS FREEDOM ROAD RALLY
GRIOT’S GARAGE
(September 15–20) The folks at the Freedom Road Rally put on two great driving events every year. The June drive around the Northeast just wrapped up, and their September rally is around the corner, with a scenic cruise through western Kentucky and Tennessee on the docket. Participants will follow parts of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, see private collections, make a stop at the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, take in the sights at the Lane Motor Museum in Nashville, and pay a visit to Graceland and Sun Records in Memphis. The trip is all about a leisurely pace with new friends on great roads, and everyone eats like a king. Learn more and sign up now at
freedomroadrally.com.
The Freedom Road Rally provides like- minded enthusiasts with a great road trip in their classics.
GOT BUGS? NO PROBLEM! Summer is getting into full swing, and we know you are thinking about a few road trips. But what about bugs, those unwanted pas- sengers you’ll pick up along the way? Bugs stick to your paint, bum- pers and chrome. You can avoid the hassle and possibility of damaging the finish of your car when washing them off by applying Bug Barricade before you head down the road. Spray it on the surface you want to protect (avoid windows) and spread it evenly with a soft microfiber cloth. You’ll find the bugs much, much easier to remove! Go a step further with Bug & Smudge Remover, which softens bug jerky for safe, easy removal without scratching.
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