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Pony Drive
August 15, 2020 @ 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
FORGOTTEN WHEELS MUSEUM, DAVIS:
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CONTACT INFORMATION: Questions? Contact the Pony Drive Coordinator
Name: _____Randy Hnot_____ Phone Number: _____405.464.7351_____
MEET UP LOCATION/TIME: Meet at On Cue 7400 S Sooner Rd. Exit 8 off of 240 E. Take a left go over overpass On Cue will be on the right. Meet up time 9:00 am depart 9:30 am.
DURING THE DRIVE:
1. Keep your headlights on for safety and to let traffic know where our last car is.
2. Keep the gap between cars no more than 3-4 car lengths
3. Absolutely no racing or driving irresponsibly.
4. If you have OMC magnets, please display on your car during the pony drive.
5. We will use ZELLO, OMC Pony Drive Group Channel, to communicate with.
DIRECTIONS TO THE DESTINATION: Forgotten Wheels Museum Davis Ok.
A. From On Cue Sooner Rd./Hwy 77 head south on Hwy 77 to Paul’s Valley 52 miles.
B. Pit Stop: Once in Paul’s Valley turn right onto W. Grand Ave. Leonard’s Super Stop will be on the right about 1000 feet on W. Grand Ave.
C. From Leonard’s Super Stop take a left or east onto W. Grand Ave.
D. In approximately 4 tenths of a mile turn right onto Hwy 77 S.
E. Hwy 77 S for 33 miles to Forgotten Wheels Museum which is on Hwy 77
DIRECTIONS TO LUNCH: Smokin’ Joes Rib Ranch. 3165 Jollyville Rd. Davis
A. Smokin’ Joes Rib Ranch is literally behind the Forgotten wheels Museum.
B. Drive 77 N take the first right just a few hundred feet from the Museum and then right again Smokin’ Joes Rib Ranch will be on your right. Refer to the map.
DIRECTIONS BACK TO OKC: Typically, members will return to the City, or their home town, as they complete their visit at the destination. As some members like to spend more or less time at the destination so we don’t usually Pony Drive home. However, several of you may want to cruise back as a group. The simplest way back to OKC is to drive south on Hwy 77 for 6 tenths of a mile to I-35 N to OKC.
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Forgotten Wheels museum and Antiques:
For our August 15th Pony Drive we will stop by Forgotten Wheels Museum and Antiques, Davis Ok. meet Tom and Sandra Webb and take time to visit a while. Sandra has the Antique Shop and working pedal sewing machines that she lets visitors actually experience the pedal machine. Tom has an impressive collection of “History of Wheels” including a teal 56 Chevy half-ton pickup that Grandpa Webb bought new.
What started as a fascination with vintage Harley-Davidson Motorcycles, has morphed into a love of antique wheels of all kinds. Forgotten Wheels Museum is now a collection of historical items, some on two wheels, some on four wheels, most relating to motorcycles…or those that love them.
Smokin’ Joe’s Rib Ranch:
Joe Wells started Smokin’ Joe’s Rib Ranch back in the day, as part-time project ran out of a gas station. With the addition of son Courtney and his wife, Bobby Jo, Smokin’ Joe’s has grown into the most popular BBQ place around. Producing legendary barbecue folks come from all over to eat at this unique eatery. Just to wet your appetite the Wells family smokes their legendary meats all day, everyday over hickory to keep up with the significant demand. The first of three batches of ribs start out at 7:00 am, so they are turned out all day. One diner described their BBQ as “slap yo mama good!”
