@Brangeta 32459 wrote:
I think being more selective defeats the purpose and pleasure of the show, and would also cause problems with angry people who get excluded. If you don’t like a car, don’t walk by it and don’t look at it. That’s the best form of being selective. thumbup
Telling somebody they can’t park their car and show it, when they may have spent hours detailing it, and making special preparations to make it to the show at 8am is not the way to continue making this a popular event. thumbsdown
If someone is proud of their Mustang, they shouldn’t be excluded just because they aren’t bringing a Bizzarini.
I hope they would not start doing that, not only because it would piss people off, but because I for one enjoy the diversity of cars that show up.
Most people with daily driver cars seem to park in the visitor section anyway, without a member of the staff telling them their car isn’t “cool” enough I’m guessing.
+1 Yes, Agree completely. :thumbs:
@Mr. Hollywood 32505 wrote:
Not at all. But I’m guessing 1/5 of the cars at the Dallas C&C would be politely excluded in CA or FL.
The CA, Cars and Coffee is in Irvine, CA and pictures of their meets show almost any kind of car. They do use a peer pressure approach (is your car more worthy?) because of their limited parking (per member SRLRacing). The only FL Cars and Coffee is in Tallahassee, FL (actually Jackson, FL per one member) and they have no posts or even look like they have had a meet, but they welcome all cars (per member Z06-Lite). :confused: