5th gen sightings/ cardings

[steveo9043]

Come to think of it, During the summer I did see a young lady driving a black with white stripes a few times, but always in glendale heights, heading towards Bloomingdale. May be the same one? She actually looked middle eastern. Very cute as I remember.

im right off army trail and bloomingdale... HOW DO I NOT SEE YOU ALL!?

[Redhot12]

Saw her(?) again this morning driving south on County Farm. Turned west on Lies road.

Okay, so I was driving through the Maijer parking lot around 10 this morning and saw a black w/white striped Camaro in the lot... Never saw the driver, but probably the same car?

[Redhot12]

im right off army trail and bloomingdale... HOW DO I NOT SEE YOU ALL!?

I work right off of Glen Point (Light on south side of the rail overpass) and Bloomingdale. I am in that intersection everyday at lunchtime. However, I live in Carol Stream at Lies and County Farm. To and from work, I cut through the residential street behind me, and take Lies pretty much the whole time. It's winter, so I don't drive my Camaro a lot, but when it's nice and all but 3ish months, I'm around the area.

[Redhot12]

Saw this IOM in Glenview this morning on Willow Road... Anyone we know? Didn't see a C5G sticker on it? He did have a cop on his tail following his every move though.

[camaromurph]

im right off army trail and bloomingdale... HOW DO I NOT SEE YOU ALL!?

I work in Bartlett and live in Naperville so I come up County Farm everyday from Roosevelt all the way to Stearns. You probably haven't seen me as I just got the 2013 in January and it hasn't been out of the garage yet. You might have seen my in my 68 in the summertime though.

Murph

[FreakyFastFreddie]

Saw this IOM in Glenview this morning on Willow Road... Anyone we know? Didn't see a C5G sticker on it? He did have a cop on his tail following his every move though.

Cop is prolly following him because of that High Wing Spoiler. Even if you're not...looks like you're driving fast!

[Redhot12]

I'm sure the guy was sweating bullets!

[Redhot12]

I work in Bartlett and live in Naperville so I come up County Farm everyday from Roosevelt all the way to Stearns. You probably haven't seen me as I just got the 2013 in January and it hasn't been out of the garage yet. You might have seen my in my 68 in the summertime though.

Murph

What part of Bartlett? My company is having a new building built on Munger, just North of Stearns... Are you in that industrial park?

[steveo9043]

What part of Bartlett? My company is having a new building built on Munger, just North of Stearns... Are you in that industrial park?

MUNGER RD!? You have heard about the train track story right?

[Redhot12]

Anyone who is from around here knows that one... They have cops patrol the tracks on Saturday nights in the summer because of all the kids that want to see if it's true, or a myth!

[gorgeous-ss]

Ok spill the story... im interested

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[Redhot12]

Ok spill the story... im interested

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Here you go... The overview:

Like Barrington’s Cuba Road, Munger Road sits at the periphery of the Chicago Suburbs and has attracted a number of strange legends. The road itself penetrates deep into Pratts Wayne Woods and until recently was fairly remote and not very well traveled. Rumors of abandoned houses and occult practices abound. Motorists have also reported being chased by a wolf with glowing red eyes as well as a vanishing Oldsmobile.
Perhaps the most famous legend centers on the now-defunct railroad tracks that intersect with Munger. The legend is a familiar one: three children pushed a baby carriage across the tracks just in time to save it from a passing train. Unfortunately, the children were killed. Today, if your car happens to stall on the tracks, phantom hands will push it to safety. While that is a common rural legend, a train did in fact derail nearby…
The many legends of Munger Road were the backdrop for the 2011 horror movie of the same name, written by Nicholas Smith and produced by Kyle Heller. In the film, two police officers from St. Charles hear about four teenagers who have gone missing while investigating the story of the children killed at the train crossing. They fear that a serial killer is involved in the disappearance of the teens.

There are tons of article on-line... Just search "Legend of Munger Road".

[Redhot12]

Not sure why they say "Now Defunct Railroad Tracks"? There are still trains that run on them all day long.

[Hoosierguy]

How can I get some cards?

[TonyNo]

Great reason to come out to World of Wheels or the bowling event tomorrow!