@Kevin 67444 wrote:
I don’t know if you realize this (it seems like you DON’T), but Classic has rows set aside for each type of car. They have two German rows, a British row (which is smaller than the rest thanks to one or two concession tents set up by Classic), 1-2 Japanese rows, an Italian row, a few rows set aside for classic American cars, and the rest is for modern American cars. They do this to (attempt to) keep the show ORGANIZED. Do you know what ORGANIZED means? It’s like Walmart…you have soda on one aisle, cookies/snack foods on another, and so on.[/quote]
I don’t know if *you* realize this (despite it already being pointed out in plain English) but the organization you keep pointing out is a LOOSE GUIDELINE, not a hard rule. If no domestics showed up next month, do you think their section would go unfilled? No. Some other make and model would take those spots. That is how it works. If the space is empty, you park in it.
@Kevin 67441 wrote:
Now, here is a scenario. If Walmart gets an excess of one product (for example, Dr. Pepper), do they put more than what can fit on a the allotted Dr. Pepper section of the shelves in the soda aisle on another aisle (for example, the bread aisle)? No. They keep what can’t fit in the back, until there is enough room to put some of the excess product on the shelf.[/quote]
Nice straw man argument, but it fails because you’re wrong about stores too. I have seen numerous occasions where end caps and solo stands were set up to accommodate more of a product. You’ve never noticed the entry way being filled floor to ceiling with a coke display? The entry way is not the soda aisle.
@Kevin 67441 wrote:
The Mustang and other modern muscle owners don’t seem to understand this concept. [/quote]
Kinda like how you don’t get the concept of first-come, first-served.
@Kevin 67441 wrote:
They feel they can park wherever if they get there early enough. Would you feel bad knowing something like this:
took the spot for something like this?:[/quote]
If the second showed up late? Nope. Wouldn’t feel bad at all.
@Kevin 67441 wrote:
Out of all of those posts, only ONE was mad about getting turned away because he showed up at 8. ONE, out of THIRTY-FIVE posts, and you think they are ALL complaining because they “won’t show up early” and “can’t get a spot”? A couple of those do have nice cars, like a Ferrari or Porsche. But alot of those have normal cars, like an Acura. Face it. Most spectators who come to this event (auto enthusiast or not) do not want to see 100s of the same stock cars they see on a daily basis at Cars and Coffee. Again, that is why lots of people have stopped attending this show because of that. YOU OBVIOUSLY DON’T UNDERSTAND THIS.
There’s a great many things you don’t understand. Last time I walked the domestic section, I saw very few, if any, “stock cars.”
Look up the definition of first-come, first-served, then get back to me with your bold and over-sized text.