Corvette Expo, Sevierville TN.
#21
Race Director
Yes, I'm still in the planning stages of the Friday night cruise.
It will be pretty much the same route as we are severely limited on routes and where we'll end up. Friday night is tough to get restaurants to hold seats for so many folks. We will be ending up at "The Island" again this fall where there are several selections of new restaurants. I'm working on a route that will avoid the Dollywood traffic.
I'll finish up this weekend and send the route to the web site for publication ASAP.
Looking forward to seeing everyone again.
It will be pretty much the same route as we are severely limited on routes and where we'll end up. Friday night is tough to get restaurants to hold seats for so many folks. We will be ending up at "The Island" again this fall where there are several selections of new restaurants. I'm working on a route that will avoid the Dollywood traffic.
I'll finish up this weekend and send the route to the web site for publication ASAP.
Looking forward to seeing everyone again.
Me and my wife had dinner with you after the cruise 1.5 yrs ago or so.
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The time is now.
See you there.
See you there.
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St. Jude Donor '07-'08-'09-'10-'12-'13-'14
Been with Creekside and the boys all day.....
Been with Creekside and the boys all day tuning cars.
Gonna be at the show all day tomorrow.
Chuck CoW
Gonna be at the show all day tomorrow.
Chuck CoW
#29
Le Mans Master
The weather was great.
We had around 100 cars rio the Friday night cruise.
Many convertible drivers put their tops down for the cruise.
Some really interesting cars went through the auction.
A couple of Ferraris, a beautiful 57 Bel Air, a 2002 Vette Convertible with 4595 miles on it (sold for 13,500), and lots of C-4s going for a song. Even a C-7 or three went through the auction. There were around 100 cars in the auction.
Lots of people stopped by John's big red trailer to business with him and his array of C-5 parts.
We had around 100 cars rio the Friday night cruise.
Many convertible drivers put their tops down for the cruise.
Some really interesting cars went through the auction.
A couple of Ferraris, a beautiful 57 Bel Air, a 2002 Vette Convertible with 4595 miles on it (sold for 13,500), and lots of C-4s going for a song. Even a C-7 or three went through the auction. There were around 100 cars in the auction.
Lots of people stopped by John's big red trailer to business with him and his array of C-5 parts.
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I had a great time.
If anyone wondered about the chicken sausage gumbo, that was a special Saturday, it was Awesome!!!! I could've eaten a gallon of it but I would've gone broke buying the beer to go with it.
If anyone wondered about the chicken sausage gumbo, that was a special Saturday, it was Awesome!!!! I could've eaten a gallon of it but I would've gone broke buying the beer to go with it.
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St. Jude Donor '09
How was the turnout this year? Heard vendors were way down from a few friends that went, for sale cars too. First expo I've missed since the Blizzard of '93 in Knoxville.
#34
Drifting
I thought the turnout was on par from previous years. The weather was very nice both days.
I will say the carshow turnout was down on Saturday, Friday was packed in the back lot.
Most of my time was spent at the NCRS event with my car being judged, so I didn't have time to mingle outback either day.
Brad
I will say the carshow turnout was down on Saturday, Friday was packed in the back lot.
Most of my time was spent at the NCRS event with my car being judged, so I didn't have time to mingle outback either day.
Brad
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