latest quest.

[AZTB]

...amazing (I'd hit something by being distracted because I'm watching the odometer)

[007Cruiser]

IT"S DONE!!!

You rock!

[steelblue5505]

Wow! To get the mileage in perfect numerical order is a great feat and as Jim pointed out not smack into something while carefully watching the number change. Amazing!

[5bird7]

...amazing (I'd hit something by being distracted because I'm watching the odometer)

There is a trick to it. Stay on very low volume roads particularly when you're nearing the end! Many rural areas are good at it. I finished it on our road, after getting up a little early to do the last 6 miles as I had a Dental appt at 10am. When I finally pulled over (no shoulder) had one vehicle that had to pass me. He even stopped and asked if I needed assistance. I smiled and said no, I was just getting a particular odometer reading and "I just made it". He smiled and continued on his route.


I took several photos and also switched the odometer button between A & B but not at the same time. Got home and checked my camera photos and discovered that I could have had that mileage twice but had flipped the button at the very start and ended up 9 10ths of a mile off on the B side. At least the A side had it correct!!!!

[RustyFrye]

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[Tbear]

Very Nice Dot! Congrats

[AZTB]

There is a trick to it. Stay on very low volume roads particularly when you're nearing the end! Many rural areas are good at it. I finished it on our road, after getting up a little early to do the last 6 miles as I had a Dental appt at 10am. When I finally pulled over (no shoulder) had one vehicle that had to pass me. He even stopped and asked if I needed assistance. I smiled and said no, I was just getting a particular odometer reading and "I just made it". He smiled and continued on his route. I took several photos and also switched the odometer button between A & B but not at the same time. Got home and checked my camera photos and discovered that I could have had that mileage twice but had flipped the button at the very start and ended up 9 10ths of a mile off on the B side. At least the A side had it correct!!!!

Very clever...challenge in Phoenix is I'd have to drive about 30 minutes out of town to even begin to escape traffic.

[5bird7]

Wow! To get the mileage in perfect numerical order is a great feat and as Jim pointed out not smack into something while carefully watching the number change. Amazing!

Takes a little pencil and some paper and some basic math. The key is to watch the odometer to get to the point in my beginning message with that reading.

I got the inspiration from a facebook post on one of the car groups I'm on there. Don't quite remember which group it was but someone posted a pic of a similar feat with a different style of odometer. Posted was 123.4, then 56789.0 which could be done with the retros.

[5bird7]

Very clever...challenge in Phoenix is I'd have to drive about 30 minutes out of town to even begin to escape traffic.

That sounds like a day trip. 30 to 40 miles is not that far. though you might have to get on dirt roads to find no traffic.

[RustyFrye]

Next quest is for the mathletes in the group. Not certain of the next 2 digits in this sequence, so that's up to you.

17724539

[2K2BIRD]

Congrats, Dot. That ship saled several years ago for me. I'm not that far from whatever Doug is talking about.

[RustyFrye]

...... I'm not that far from whatever Doug is talking about.

Hey Paul, don't be a square. Its rooted in math and as easy as pie to figure out.