Just to note..... A little background. I'm not a coaster enthusiast. This is the first time I've ever read here. I saw this site mentioned at GLT and thought I'd check it out. From what little I've read, it sounds like you put together fun trips for those who are coaster enthusiasts in general. I do love the old wooden coasters though.
I grew up going to G.L. many times every summer. I really loved the place and enjoyed taking my kids there. It wasn't the greatest park in the world but it was "my park". Yes, I hold the closing personally against Kinzel and I hope he gets booted sooner rather than later. You can tell which posts are mine on GLT and you can tell that I never bought the "new owners" plan.
BUT, I do keep on pressing to bring "my truck" to get the cars out of the weather. We can indeed move the cars out of the weather. I have a 4 wheel drive diesel truck that was used previously to move arcade games (has a lift) and a car trailer with a winch that would easily move the cars.
I get no reply on the GLT site but maybe Kat reads here. I have nothing in this other than I'd love to see the cars out of the weather. Saved coaster or not, I'd like to see the cars out of the weather. I understand that many younger coaster enthusiasts may not understand the interest in a bunch of old cars but I'd hope that maybe both sites could lay off things a bit to cease any bad feelings for awhile to make sure that at the very least everything isn't lost.
Successful plan to save the coaster or not, I have no problems with the new owners if nothing else is done beyond saving the cars. Based upon the work needed to create a site like this and put trips together, I'd think you would understand that and maybe even consider my request to help out even if it's nothing more than to understand where some of us are coming from.
Thanks for the space for me to have my say and Kat, if you read here, c'mon, lets get the cars under roof. I'll even store them if need be. (throw away email address to follow) Write me at johnwillythomas@gmail.com and let's get done what we can before the snow really flies.