Roland,
California seems like a long way to go to save $10. Sounds like the
exception that proves the rule to me. Tell you what. You bring your
car down to British Motorfest and we'll waive your entry fee this year.
Then tell me if you don't think this show is worth $10.
Rik
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Subject: Re: Car Shows and $$$
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> I could also add that in thirty years of attending car shows, I've
> never heard of one where the entrant paid nothing and the spectators
> picked up the entire tab. This is true in other areas as well. For
That's the way the Palo Alto meet is.
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