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Originally posted by buchsvt:
I'm curious to know from people that have attended the event before as to how you detailed your car when you got there. It's about a 5-6 hour drive for me, and my car is going to be filthy when I get up there. With 44,000 cars, is a car wash an option?
They've got a wash area at the fairgrounds...It wasn't too busy when I was there in 2001. I'm not sure where you got the 44,000 cars...there's maybe 2000-3000  .
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Several thousand cars - a bulk of which were Mustangs. No need to wash for me - a littel Z-6 and I'm good to go. 
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this is my plan on how to keep mine clean:
Wash and wax or take it to a detailer and get it nice and putry, then, cut a 1' tall and 2' wide hole out of the car cover, and maybe a little area where the mirrors are, and drive up there like that. i see it done all the time on the Enterprise commercials, and if it's done on TV it must be legal.
what's the deal for a convoy up there?
"What did you think about that Dorothy girl?"
"The whole Judy Garland thing kinda turned me on. That doesn't make me some sort of fag does it?
"Nah baby, your money."
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Meant 4000, I think I read it somewhere. Well, either way, I just want to make sure my car looks espically spiffy  I can't wait!!
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Originally posted by 21psi2300:
http://www.cumberlink.com/articles/2003/05/06/weekly/news04.txt
Looks like we're all gonna have to be on out best behavior, I'm sure the police are going to be on the lookout after all this...Just another example of ricers ruining [censored] for everybody  .
So is drinking allowed up there on the grounds (in our tent?). I don't mean to sound like a drunk, but I wouldn't mind a few brew's early on in the day and then water the rest of the day when it get's hot. I've never been a part of a show like this, so I'm kinda unknowledged.
Robert Knauber - rknauber@yahoo.com
Cars:
1998 Ford Contour SVT (The Silver Sleeper)
1989 Volvo 240GL (Fully Loaded Silver Brick)
1989 Honda CRX Si (Canary Yellow Beater)
1988 Honda Hurricane 1000 (Resident Crotch Rocket)
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"Sale of alcoholic beverages is prohibited. Responsible consumption of alcoholic beverages is permitted; however, disorderly or intoxicated persons will not be tolerated. Pennsylvania State law considers anyone under the age of 21 a minor. Furnishing alcoholic beverages to minors is prohibited." 
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Heh, I figured and it's better that way anyway. Last thing I need is a bunch of Mustang Rednecks gettin all liquored up and falling all over my "Import" (according to them) 4Door.
Robert Knauber - rknauber@yahoo.com
Cars:
1998 Ford Contour SVT (The Silver Sleeper)
1989 Volvo 240GL (Fully Loaded Silver Brick)
1989 Honda CRX Si (Canary Yellow Beater)
1988 Honda Hurricane 1000 (Resident Crotch Rocket)
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I dont know about you guys but I am gettin' psyched for this thing...Just to see what everyone else is doing to/with their Contours is going to be cool...Just looking at Y2K's car and how hes got all that Mondeo stuff on it...and how I've got the only SVT ground effects with 1 exhaust port...aaaggghh but maybe I need to get out more...See you guys at the next meet(if there's one before Carlisle but not including AIS) PEACE!
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