The event was nice and very organized. Wonderful weather and nice crowd.  However, i'm curious to know what kind of points sheet was used.  I can't believe i placed behind a bike with a STOCK paint job from harley just because he had a big front rim.  His bike was nice indeed, but not even half the work that was put into mine.  He didn't even have a display set up...I didn't voice my opinion but i was approached by several people afterwards stating the nature of this show.  Still a great show, but i think i will stick to motorcycle shows from here on out so i know there is a fair shake.

thanks so much,look forward to all the events

to come

Nice ride. What model Porsche is that? Is it a kit car. My dream is to do a factory 5 34 ford roadster. kk

Thanks for your help. I will write a story of our adventures in the "Mystery Machine", Tim

 Hey Michael, thanks for the invite. I am new to this venue and so it is good to establish a friendship. Talk to you soon, Tim

hi whats up michael  that car of yours is awesome !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 Mike,

what happened to the discount for the Indy race at Barber???

Hi Michael,

When and where is the next meeting?

Thanks Mike!  Look forward to meeting more enthusiasts on the site and being able to share more photos!  

Thanks for the invite, Mike.  I'm looking forward to becoming more active in the car shows and sharing some photos of my collection.

Best wishes,

Mark 

Michael-Thanks for the invite and it was a pleasure meeting you at the show for Adam Troxel. My wife and I are avid car show attendees and this looks like a great site to locate up coming events. I usually have my camera with me and I will upload photos of future events that we attend. Thanks again!

Ill see you all on the 7th!

MIchael......... Thanks for the "Welcome"...... I will try to do my best with my TA and If I can help on any ways, please let me know...........I will invite some of my friends to join, so we can attend the great car shows........

Again, thanks....

Sam Rosales / Covington, Ga.

My next door neighbors father, Kevin Barber's father holds the current land speed record for steam powered cars...don't know what year...

just wanted to say thanks so much for the shout out on  the hootie hoo and bbq meet i didnt think you actually reviewed eveyones events that shows alot about your dedication to the car world any way ill be looking out for you at the local meets have a good one man i may be asking about some advertising positions on this page if thats ok

-casey raines

Hey Mike ..Thank You I am sure at some point I will be contacting you...my 76 I have owned since 77 and has progressed to this point in the last 2 years...having worked for the likes of Keith Black when I was growing up in SoCal and Joe Lunati (Lunati Cams) when I moved to Tenn,  I have gained a world of knowledge in the art of machining and and building street/strip cars, but I have also learned paint and body work as well as logistical design when it comes to "older" street cars...this is a slight culmination of all those things...and having done all the work myself...I am indeed very proud of her....shes not the best in anyway shape or form...but she is a representation of me and my thoughts of what she could look like... under a budget of course.... I look forward to meeting you and your crew sometime in the near future