2009 Perfect 10 Show
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FG2;263995 wrote:
Yes, no texts or accidents! Just make it down with the car, so I don't have to give the pity award
well this year may be a bit different. but i will let shoot you the details and get you suggestions once i find out more.
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what does 300whp have to do with showing your car? you cant see hp. And if you think your going to compete in the best performance class, you got some major stiff competition there I'm affraid. Its a car show. So, do that, clean it up, make it presentable, and show it.
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weshole;264112 wrote:
what does 300whp have to do with showing your car? you cant see hp. Its a car show. So, do that, clean it up, make it presentable, and show it.The engine bay will be pretty lol. I will be doing body work to fix rust but that comes last.
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When I walked into the show last year the caliber of cars just blew me away, I'm sure I'll be blown away again this year. Also, as much as I love imports, I personally would like to see some more classic muscle there. Hopefully we all can get the word out to even more people so there will be even a bigger variety this year, I know the magazine exposure that Tint Masters and Tony's S2000 has had will help greatly.
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I completely agree with getting more muscle cars. I think having some muscle cars will add variety. Variety=more people=more $. I just think that there are a lot of old school guys around that would apprieciate american muscle.
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fdfreak;264204 wrote:
I completely agree with getting more muscle cars. I think having some muscle cars will add variety. Variety=more people=more $. I just think that there are a lot of old school guys around that would apprieciate american muscle.We don't discriminate against american muscle. There is one guy who has brought his old school Olds Hurst to the show every year. I love seeing this diversity. I think the problem is more on their end. Being it is always going to be a 'import' dominated show, they don't want to be a part of a 'ricer' show. We promote the show at Toppers, and the downtown weekly 'meets'...we just don't seem to have the 'right' show for them. Anyone that has interest in showing their vehicle is welcome. 1900's or 2000's doesn't make a bit of difference to me.
bubba;264209 wrote:
Idk to me when I think of P10, HIN, etc. I think imports and stuff like that, not muscle cars... There's tons of other shows for them around here...This is true. There are a lot of big shows in Minneapolis, as well as Toppers. We have started to add an import touch to Toppers, and I wish they (muscle car owners) would see the automotive culture as a whole, rather than where the car originated. It would be pretty fun to have an import vs. domestic showdown at P10, and then bring the attitudes to the drag strip the next day.
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"The show takes place in very low lit surroundings, with each car/club providing a different 'theme' to their display. Whether extensive lighting, tv's, or models are used is completely up to the entrant, however entering the show without some sort of display tends to make for harder viewing. "
does this mean you have to be in a car club?
do you have to have lighting and what not?
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