Fall means overland vehicles in town...

cool road rig, is there an overland event near you that draws them in?
 
cool road rig, is there an overland event near you that draws them in?
Nope, I live in Kingman Az, RT66 and I40 run through town, so we see everyone traveling east and west we see a lot of people from Europe who want to travel RT 66 and stop in either Kingman or Seligman (about 2 hrs east) we see cyclists, overland rigs, and all kinds of groups roll through town. This is the best time of year to make the trip.
 
Nope, I live in Kingman Az, RT66 and I40 run through town, so we see everyone traveling east and west we see a lot of people from Europe who want to travel RT 66 and stop in either Kingman or Seligman (about 2 hrs east) we see cyclists, overland rigs, and all kinds of groups roll through town. This is the best time of year to make the trip.

I could only imagine the heat is not as bad that time of year

I lived in glendale az for a few months one summer, no thanks
 
I could only imagine the heat is not as bad that time of year

I lived in glendale az for a few months one summer, no thanks

It's really not bad here throughout the summer, maybe a week of 100 degrees, most of the time its around 95. Kingman is at 3500ft we also have a good breeze throughout the summer, were places like Bullhead and Lake Havasu are 500ft and have little air movement, they see temps in the summer of 115-120 from June through September.
 
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It's really not bad here throughout the summer, maybe a week of 100 degrees, most of the time its around 95. Kingman is at 3500ft we also have a good breeze throughout the summer, were places like Bullhead and Lake Havasu are 500ft and have little air movement, they see temps in the summer of 115-120 from June through September.

coming from VT where the high is 70 to a 95*+ climate was a shock to the system

anything above 70 & I seek air conditioning
 
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