If it's a Mopar, you will want to register it for the show field, so you can park inside the fair grounds. Registration is at gate 3, administration building on your left. If non-Mopar, best parking spots are along Route 34, in the gate 3 area. If parking outside, spaces get scarce pretty quickly.
My wife, daughter, her entire family, and my car buddies all love it. Pretty hard to please everybody in that crowd with one restaurant. Wife leans toward vegan, and she loves the portabella mushroom and chicken. My buddies love the brisket and chicken wings. Daughter and I are big fans of the Brunswick Stew. We started eating there on a regular basis when the kids were living in the area.
I will be there!An update on potential Carlisle Friday dinner plans:
Adam, @68BabyBlue has suggested we order from Redd's Barbeque. The idea would be to bring it back to the FBBO tent. This way, we can possibly also bring back some food for Richard and his crew. It also allows us to hang out with folks who might be bringing their own food or prefer something different.
So those are the general plans so far. Regardless, if you are interested in doing something for dinner Friday night, come to the tent around 5:30 and we can discuss and make some final plans over a beer
State of flux more like.
Just looked at the fine print. Consistent with my personal experience at the Ford Nationals, they'll let you in after 9am, but they don't want you moving from your spot until 3pm. My friend Scott took his '64 Galaxy, we slept in and ate breakfast, got there at 10:30, staff directed us to our spot with no issues.
The key to the Honeycomb Hideout, you have to know the super double top-secret password, and you have to give the secret FXBO handshake to enter.
.....or do you mean definitely?
