Greenwood

[Edie Anne Horn]

>From my recolections of past shows at Greeenwood, the vehicles are "parked" as
they arrive.  In the past we would congregate at the Woodland Park Zoo parking
lot, and drive down en mass so we were all in the same location.  ANY classic
cars can enter, and they need not be concourse (Mine was there and heavens
knows its not concourse).  I'm not sure, but If mine is out of the shop I 'll
be going, I just won't go home via the 99 viaduct!  But as someone often says
"that's another story."
Nick

 ----- Original Message -----
  From: Eric Dremel<mailto:edremel at comcast.net>
  To: Haluk Taysi<mailto:roadsters at taysi.net> ;
cahc at autox.team.net<mailto:cahc at autox.team.net>
  Sent: Monday, May 19, 2008 5:41 AM
  Subject: Re: Greenwood


  Haluk:

  Information on the Greenwood Show can be found at
  http://www.greenwoodcarshow.com/<http://www.greenwoodcarshow.com/> and via
link on the CAHC Calendar via our
  website. All classic cars are welcome, this is not a Concours event. I
  suggest you pre-register as the event is quite popular. They will allow you
  to register the day of the event but only if there is space remaining which
  is highly unlikely.

  Not sure who from the club is attending so let's hear from those who are!

  Eric Dremel
  CAHC Activities Coordinator


  On 5/19/08 12:51 AM, "Haluk Taysi"
<roadsters at taysi.net<mailto:roadsters at taysi.net>> wrote:

  > Since we are in Seattle during Greenwood event I may take the BJ7
  > there.  Couple of questions:
  > 1- Do they accept cars for display which are not concourse?
  > 2-Anybody planning to go there from the club and is there a section
  > reserved for us?
  > 3- Website where I can get more info.
  > Cheers,
  > Haluk Taysi
  > *Craig*: I will bring an article in June with photos on a CD.
  > *Carlos + British Car Week Rally & Tour participants:* On our first BJ7
  > Gorge tour (should write an article on that too) we stayed at the Best
  > Western in Cascade Locks, was very nice. If you have time, visit the
  > Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center museum, 990 Rock Creek Drive in
  > Stevenson WA, across the river. They don?t have British roadsters but
  > some nice old equipment (also outside). There is a chap very nearby who
  > restores equipment for the museum (forgot the name and address but
  > museum will tell you where he is). He has very interesting stuff all
  > around his shop, Mack trucks going back to the 20s etc.
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