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@Kevin 68304 wrote:
Well…okay then. It’s your opinion, and you have the right to express it.
Really? Then why’d you call someone else a jackass for expressing theirs? You really need to be more consistent.
Jackass.
@Kevin 68303 wrote:
Us “self-righteous ****heads” get tired of showing up to a car show and seeing the lot overrun by cars we see on a daily basis, like modern Mustangs, Camaros, and Challengers.
Ohhhhh so you don’t mind excluding Lambos, Ferraris and Lotuses, etc? Because I see THOSE every day. Often more than just one too.
Jackass.
@Kevin 68299 wrote:
I bet a good number of them would still attend the show if they were turned away and told to go to spectator parking. They want to see what’s in the lot. They don’t have to get all mad when they get turned away. And I know several who still walked around when they couldn’t get into the main show lot.
Showing off your car is only half of the event really.
Well, clearly not everyone thinks like you do (or hasn’t that been made evident yet?).
@Kevin 68290 wrote:
You’re acting like if you can’t get in the lot, you can’t go at all. I’m sorry, but grow up.
Well, since it’s blatantly obvious his intentions are not only take pics, but mainly to show off his car, that does mean he can’t go if he doesn’t get in.
I’d wager the same is true for a lot of people who’d rather show off their car than see others’ cars. Spectator parking really kinda makes that impossible. Don’t you think?
@Lokki 68130 wrote:
Or does the fact you have no pictures of stock cars just prove that no one bothers to take photos of stock cars?
Actually, the pics posted weren’t from me, though I do have some. And considering how the domestics parking right behind here my group parks, it makes it pretty easy to see what is and is not there. And I don’t recall seeing any that were “bone stock” unless we’re talking about a $50,000+ Cobra or a new Boss 302 (of course the Chevy and Dodge areas being further away, I can’t really speculate on what’s in that area).
@Lokki 68130 wrote:
Anyhow, what do you think of the proposal? Obviously, it wouldn’t block the customized cars you are talking about so it wouldn’t cause any problem, right?
That all depends in the one at the gate, really. If the car trying to enter doesn’t “impress” him enough, it may not get in. And I have personally witnessed bias on the part of the gate people, and that was as the cars were leaving, forget about when they’re trying to get in.
@Kevin 68122 wrote:
If people get mad that their bone stock Mustang was turned away, so be it. Alot of them act like they can’t walk around the show lot because they can’t park their precious stock Mustang in the lot containing 40-50 (more than likely more) of the same model.
Still on this, are you? I could have sworn the dozens of photos posted of all the highly customized domestics pretty much proved that a “bone stock” Mustang was a pretty rare sight at the event. But I guess proof doesn’t matter when you just want to gripe.
Yeah….how dare someone spend only $30,000 on their car, then only another $5,000-$10,000 on customizing it and then think they can park in the same lot as a Lamborghini?
/extreme sarcasm
@Brangeta 67763 wrote:
I can’t speak for everyone (and won’t), but I enjoyed seeing these as much or more than seeing exotics.
You’re not alone, apparently. And despite my opponents’ position in this little debate, I’m not alone either…
The following is from an Import forum:
I posted on the C&C forum. Didn’t see anything official yet, just a big argument about Mustangs taking up too much of the lot which is true. But there are a handful of very cool Mustangs that come. I’d rather see a Boss 302 or a SVO than another Gallardo. I have no doubt in my mind that they handed out some of those life time passes to friends/family instead of what they drive.
@Psycho30 67684 wrote:
So honestly in the end we should be fighting for one another instead of against one another.
@rasetsu 67692 wrote:
I’d much rather see a clean new BOSS 302 or a new Challenger SRT with an old school Shaker hood on it than a 355 Spider desperately in need of a polish and wax. Based on what I saw, there has to be an element of who you know instead of just what you drive.
Like I said before, variety is the key.
@Psycho30 67694 wrote:
Also there’s even been cars I have never been a fan of but seeing them in person and with modifications I have turned my outlook around. Thats the melting pot aspect I loved about cars and coffee. In the end im a car lover so I appreciate anything but do understand not any car should be allowed in. And thats where the huge misscommunication has coming from. People are not waning stock cars in but vintage and exotics that are stock are allowed in. Then its “Rice” is not allowed in which turned into anything that is the majority shouldnt be allowed in. Then you turn away a stockish looking porsche but allow in a few stock mustangs or turn away cars with thousands under the hood and so on. Its just so pick and choose, in the end no one knows who can show up and who can not. Even cars that cars and coffee wants in meet are seconding guessing themselves over this and saying its not worth the time.
Its exactly that… pick and choose on one side but, on the otherside of the house they don’t even know what to look for in a car to pick and choose. So its just a mess with a ton of upset people.
@Taxman 67697 wrote:
I could care less about the spectators. It’s nice when they stop at my car and take pictures, but the real enjoyment was talking to other car owners who share my passion for cars. I love the exotic cars too, but I’m more impressed by the people that have spent time restoring or preserving beautiful automobiles. I don’t want the exotics to leave, but I don’t want to feel unwelcome because some spectators can’t appreciate or sometimes even recognize a show worthy domestic car. I do hope that the organizers can sort it all out and still have this event be true to what it is. Ultimately, I thought CnC was a bring what you drive auto gathering for auto enthusiasts.
Well said. Good points all.
@Kevin 67601 wrote:
RADriver, I’m sorry…but if anyone is following a “fairytale”, it is indeed you.
Your comprehension level is so low it’s ridiculous.
Oh…and as for those passes…I got one too. Guess my car’s worthy after all…despite not spending $100K on my car.
@Kevin 67581 wrote:
Fairy tale? Really? Are you gay or something? I think you are based on that choice of words.
LoL As if that has any bearing on your incompetence. Why do you want to know if I’m gay? Do I turn you on? You want to **** me, don’t you?
You’re the fairytale follower here, that’d make you the gay one, twinkles.
@Kevin 67581 wrote:
Domestics take up too much room. But you don’t f**king realize it.
Room they couldn’t possibly take up if the spaces were already filled. Which is what you’re too stupid to realize.
@Kevin 67581 wrote:
You ask anybody who goes to this (don’t ask your friends – they’re probably just as stupid as you, if not stupider). They will tell you the exact same thing, both about sections, and domestics taking up too much room. There is proof, from those 35 posts I posted, previous posts by others in this thread, and posts on other forums. Jesus f**king Christ.
And yet you deny the one truth I have repeatedly stated. You can’t take up room that’s not available. Let me know when that sinks into your thick, cromagnon-style, gay-loving skull, ok tinkerbell?
@Kevin 67580 wrote:
The event can lose 21 exotics? If that happened, car owners wouldn’t come to display their cars, because they (like the majority of people who go to this) want to see those exotics and other unusual stuff. That in turn would cause spectators to decline. Then, you have one big lot full of domestics. At that point, the only people who will be at that show are those domestic owners. After that, those owners will slowly disperse to different places (Chevy owners to one place, Mustang owners to another) because they want to be “exclusive” and go to a place where only their cars are present; not having 3 makes of car in one lot. Then, you’ll just have an empty lot with Classic’s inventory.
If 200 domestics left the show, most people would be happy. Why? Because they overrun the show as it is. Face it, people don’t want to see the same cars on every single aisle; the only thing changing is the color, or rims, or whatever. Like I and many others have stated, we go to Cars and Coffee to see UNCOMMON and UNUSUAL. Not 3-4 whole rows of the same car. I don’t know if you know, but the spectator numbers are already declining rapidly because of that. I even showed you proof, which you still denied.
The “undeniable” has been denied. I’m sorry that 99 percent of people have this same view. Again, sucks to be part of the 1 percent doesn’t it?
Like rasetsu said:
It seems you can’t face the truth.
You’re the one reaching for fantasy land, not me.
@Kevin 67577 wrote:
It most certainly is not the reality. Again, people have agreed with me because they know how the layout is. You obviously don’t.
Kiddo, if it’s not the reality….then what fairy tale are you crying about? Either the domestics take up too much room (as you claim), or they don’t and you’re complaining for no reason. Which is it? Do you have something to cry about or don’t you? If you do have something to cry about, that means the *reality* of what happens each month is different from what you’d like it to be.
You really aren’t big on logic, are you?
@Kevin 67576 wrote:
Yeah…some may be customized, and I can see that. But a good number of them are just like any old Mustang you can see at Walmart. I’m not proving your point. And you’re making yourself look like a f**king idiot because you think I am.
You already did prove it. Sooner or later you might comprehend that, but I’m not holding my breath. I’m still grinning after you got put in your place by Psycho’s photos and had to eat your words.
@Kevin 67571 wrote:
I read what you post, but all of your points are invalid. Again, it sucks to be part of the 1 percent, doesn’t it? I’m not full of sh*t. If anyone is, it’s you.
Oh no, it’s you. Psycho showed that…the reality of what happens at the event each month shows that….and your continued tantrum-throwing and name-calling shows it.
