Vladislav

Hello folks, thanks again for the kind words. I've flight back to Europe successful and now continue crossing the roads. Now at Poland. I'm mostly off the net by the way so more talks when I'll be home. But I'm not empty-handed now. Right today I saw in Germany the motorbike with Michigan plates. With boxes stickered of all over the world. When I got back after a breakfast I had a luck to meet the owners. They were really from the States being travelled from Norway. So the small world again!

Here's a short report of the time we're being in USA. Sorry, I can't post the pics of our trip which are in my camera, so here're some of them from Ilya's IPhone. We spent half a day in Dorney park, then went to Strasbugr, PA to look over RailRoad museum. It was nice to see a steam loc in action. The next point we came to were Niagara Falls. We covered many miles by the way and local roads also. Enjoyed the scenary. There were many nice looking Macks, but mostly of a modern kind. The only SuperLiner we've seen down the road was the green one owned by Steve (sm54) on the 86 interstate yesterday. Steve, the old jalopy looked great! The most fresh news: We visited Matt Pfahl's workshop today and bought some stuff from there. To my great surprise he gave me a box and said: Paul Roncetti sent it to me for you. Thee was yellow book with a list of hardware in it. Paul, great thanks to you! You asked about my impressions of the country. My answer: too nice, warm and friendly people. Said by Vlad, writed by Ilya.

Hi guys, I'm still alive regardless all the impressions of the show. So… What's about the motley crew picture?? Or maybe I miss something important again???

Sorry I can't look over them so far. And over my own also. Hope you guys who weren't there enjoy the pics. The weather was perfect to do them.

Happy B-day guys!

jT, looked like yesterday was hectic also, I interested too much to see the classic cars and speak about. Hope today is not the last day I live.

Paul, thank you for a care, I almost lost the track being on the show and off a 'puter. I hope I can look for those stuff online, the paper issue is much better though. I'm going to get myself to Connecticut on the next week but not as far as Cape Code.

Doug, great thanks for the work you have done. Too hope your wife and daughter enjoyed the way they were being involved. And it definitely looks like I have a brain storm. Spent a great time with Randy Y today. Man, thanks a lot for help on my visit and everything good!!!

Tom, It was really great loss for me and I'm sure for many others to miss you there. I too hope for the future.

It was the great day, guys, for sure. Bunch of beautiful trucks, nice weather, good food and so on. I came into conclusion though being meeting you, my lovely friends. Probably needed whole a month of time to talk with everybody and look well over every your truck. Still have a feel that I missed much interesting and important. So here is my pare of cents on the thoughts. Anyway I enjoyed the meeting too much. DCR, it was very nice and friendly from your side to make the cake party. Vlad.

NY looked well. Just too many people but good city location with much water surround. I used to live in a big city although that's not the place I dream to spend my life at.

Looks like those space-cabbed rigs all vent to Iran.

Great collection of trucks! Vinny,thank you for sharing.

You are close to be right JT. Whole 8.

I too hope to see you soon guys. I'm in NJ just aside of NYC,met my old friend and looked over the city. jT, I wish I could see the muscle cars although it comes to be difficult now. And the damn time difference makes me upset.

Good news folks. I was mostly off 'puter for some last days although I'm in NJ now!

Have the great day!

I was in Normandy and saw that place. Going to be again. We Russians too thankful for opening the second front. It saved millions of soliders' lives and shortened the war in Europe.

Randy, thank you for the cleaning up, I totally forgot how the evening meeting is called. Leon, just wonder how to recognize you on the show grounds without your black'n green R.

The most interesting point by our way is the castle of Crusaders in Malbork, Polland. It was built about 1300 as the residence of the Great Masters of Teutonik order. This castle is the biggest brick one in the world. It was demaged hard at the WW2 time though.

So far so good. Fresh Pollish pics. Central railroad staituon in the city of Gdanśk and the local train.

Thank you for the kind words guys. We aren't in Germani yet. But will be soon. No vodka for the first time though… Any way I can't bring whole a trailer of for all the community. JT, yeah, the SEC is mine. I drive it above 120 mph some roads.

There are also photo of port city of Gdanśk which was called Danzig before WW2. We stay over night here.

On Monday, June 10 me and my son will fly out to USA. It's working out not so easy though because we'll do it from Amsterdam There is a plan to visit my friends in Germany and Holland by the way, so there are two different things in one can. The first half of the trip must be covered by car At now we made 1000 miles from Moscow(home) and we made crossed right half Poland. Not many pictures are in the camera now, but the most attractive once are on your display. The sky scenery and the steam locomotive by the gas station were in Belarussia. The road shots and buildings were from Poland.

Barry, do you plan to bring Watt's Branded t-shirts?? I too hope to get some flames.