Sunshine state my foot! Another cloudy, gray day as we rolled into the Florida panhandle. We left super early and didn't see any tour-folk on the road. Coffee and road maps - two things you can't tour without.

Once we made it to Tallahassee there were some cool sights to take in…

The Dodge was still making tracks…

…as was Uncle Robin

Our sister company, Superchips, finally made it out to the show and answered all sorts of questions about their Tuners for late model cars and trucks.

When they weren't answering tuner questions the Superchips honchos, Rick and Adam, were busy selling their latest tee-shirts to pay for gas to get home.

If you had a booth selling umbrellas this year, you would have been able to pay for the gas to power a blown hemi to and from Milwaukee.

This family made the long haul up to Milwaukee from Daytona Beach so they were getting close to home! They had to upgrade their stock ignition to an MSD system and had a couple other gremlins along the way, but seems like they had a good time!

We took off just before more rain pounded down and decided just to hit the road towards Kissimmee. Once again, gloom and gray. After a treat at the Waffle House for breakfast, everything always looks rosy.

The cruise day in Kissimmee was held at a huge park on Friday afternoon. Once again,
it took no time at all to fill it up with great looking muscle cars.

New GTO looks a lot better all dudded up. GM had all sorts of cool concept cars on display.
Now, if they would only build them like they show them!

The long haulers wasted no time getting their prizes at the front stage.

We also had a long line of people stopping over to get their final magnet and frame. We have a lot of fun with the daily magnets and we're glad everyone seems to enjoy them. I'm curious to see what they'll pull on eBay!

Victor and Adam did a great job on their first Power Tour - thanks guys. Also, special thanks to our regional sales reps at Bob Cook Sales, as well as Terry Perkins, Chuck Clayton, Steve Dories and Jim Miller for helping us out. Unfortunately for Victor and Adam, they spent a few more days in Pensacola due to a diesel fuel oil pump failure making the road home just that much longer. (I also had a rough trip home as my window seat didn't recline.)

Thanks again the Special Events staff,
Hot Rod Magazine and everyone we talked with on Power Tour!
See you in 2006 -