Last two didn’t fit in that last post.
Nobody is coming to see a row full of stock SVT Cobras & Corvettes, and then 1 or 2 real eye-catchers.
You think the owner of the SV or 550 didn’t go, “What the f?” when they were told to turn away? If someone is going to get pissed off because the organizers won’t let him show off his bone stock Z06 along with the 9 others, man up & go to the other lot.
I’m sure I’ll catch some flack, but there are a lot of cars that just don’t belong anymore. It’s becoming a bit of an issue to know that walking through the spectator lot will reveal a lot of really nice cars that should be in the main area. This isn’t Ricekiller. Not everyone actually has a car worth showing off, again, sorry to say. Think anyone wants to see my TL over a stunning LP670-4? I don’t, so I do them a favor by taking my car elsewhere in the chance that the Lamborghini now has a better odd at getting a spot I may have taken up.
All I am saying is that people need to get a realistic view of their car. A row of stock C6 Corvettes/2010 Camaros is not interesting. This is not a GM Factory lot, it is a car show. Think about the mods on your car & if you have anything that 5+ other people aren’t showing off as well. If you don’t, well, your car isn’t as interesting/unique as you probably thought.
I think Classic should take a note out of the Irvine meet. They make it pretty clear what gets in & what doesn’t.
I think that is enough posts to prove my point that people come to see uncommon and unusual.
@RADriver 67405 wrote:
I’ve got a better challenge for you. You go around and takes pics of 10 different domestics. I bet they’re all different. Some will be bone stock, driven by a soccer mom. Some with be lightly modded, and some will have scoops, spoilers, full exhausts, etc. That’s what I call variety.
Challenge accepted. Expect a sh*tload of pictures in this thread tomorrow.
PS-pretty sure all of the domestics I see are stock.