Subject	I think it stems from old times when settlers were moving
Posted by	Haasz32 on April 10, 2013 at 12:31 PM
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In Reply To	How is midwest Indiana? posted by fuzzymonkey on April 10, 2013 at 11:57 AM
Message	West. Basically anything West of Iowa is (or was) considered "the West". States like Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, etc were between (or midway from) the Eastern coastal states and "the West". Thus, those in between states were considered the "Midwest". At least, that's how I understand it. But you're right, the term is odd considering states like Indiana are actually East of the midway point from the East coast to the West coast. Nonetheless, we're still considered the Midwest all the same.
Follow Ups	Upcoming Midwest Z car show reminder (June 14,15) - Haasz32 08:37:16 04/10/13 I really hate how big the "Midwest" is - Shiers69 10:31:08 04/10/13 I think the same thing. We are considered midwest - white22sky 11:39:58 04/10/13 How is midwest Indiana? - fuzzymonkey 11:57:43 04/10/13 I think it stems from old times when settlers were moving - Haasz32 12:31:07 04/10/13 Hope to see you ther Mike! Just waiting for paint and body - Josh91CRPTT 17:13:05 04/10/13 Cool man. I'm looking forward to seeing how your Z turns - Haasz32 08:48:13 04/11/13
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