Pumpkin Run in NJ
11-08-2014, 05:54 PM
#4
Yes 
It felt Great in the sun.
I just learned today that the Old Man pockets every cent he makes there, so at $15 a show car, $8 for spectators and a small fortune he makes on the vendors you would think with all his money he would give some to Charity !!!
It felt Great in the sun.I just learned today that the Old Man pockets every cent he makes there, so at $15 a show car, $8 for spectators and a small fortune he makes on the vendors you would think with all his money he would give some to Charity !!!
11-08-2014, 09:54 PM
#5
Melting Slicks
Who cares what he does with the money; I am thankful to have such a great place to have a car show. And where else have you been where the show offers such a variety of things to enjoy? Today we saw great cars of all kinds, a mini tractor pull, exhibition vehicles showing belt driven tools, a cannon shooting pumpkins at a van, a great swap meet and tasty food.
This is easily one of my favorite shows of the year and try not to miss it.
This is easily one of my favorite shows of the year and try not to miss it.
11-09-2014, 11:08 AM
#6
Who cares what he does with the money; I am thankful to have such a great place to have a car show. And where else have you been where the show offers such a variety of things to enjoy? Today we saw great cars of all kinds, a mini tractor pull, exhibition vehicles showing belt driven tools, a cannon shooting pumpkins at a van, a great swap meet and tasty food.
This is easily one of my favorite shows of the year and try not to miss it.
This is easily one of my favorite shows of the year and try not to miss it.
What you should be thankful for is that you are not one of the less fortunate people that need the help of true car Guys like me and a lot of others.
Have a good day.
11-09-2014, 11:36 AM
#7
Melting Slicks
If you and your friends are so upset that the host doesn't donate some of the proceeds to charity (how do you know that he doesn't?) maybe you should get together host your own car show and donate the proceeds to charity. It's a lot of work and, in my opinion, the host is not obligated to donate anything to anyone.
And for your information I know a lot of people who are less fortunate and my wife and I donate to charities when we can afford to.
Just because I don't begrudge the host the money he accumulates as a result of the show does not make me a "non car guy". And how do you know that the guy doesn't donate a portion of the proceeds to a charity of his choice?
And for your information I know a lot of people who are less fortunate and my wife and I donate to charities when we can afford to.
Just because I don't begrudge the host the money he accumulates as a result of the show does not make me a "non car guy". And how do you know that the guy doesn't donate a portion of the proceeds to a charity of his choice?
11-09-2014, 02:27 PM
#8
If you and your friends are so upset that the host doesn't donate some of the proceeds to charity (how do you know that he doesn't?) maybe you should get together host your own car show and donate the proceeds to charity. It's a lot of work and, in my opinion, the host is not obligated to donate anything to anyone.
And for your information I know a lot of people who are less fortunate and my wife and I donate to charities when we can afford to.
Just because I don't begrudge the host the money he accumulates as a result of the show does not make me a "non car guy". And how do you know that the guy doesn't donate a portion of the proceeds to a charity of his choice?
And for your information I know a lot of people who are less fortunate and my wife and I donate to charities when we can afford to.
Just because I don't begrudge the host the money he accumulates as a result of the show does not make me a "non car guy". And how do you know that the guy doesn't donate a portion of the proceeds to a charity of his choice?
