Carlisle Chrysler Nationals 2024 Tent Activities

[chargervert]

I don't know,butt he's from Jersey! Lol

 

[eldubb440]

I don't know,butt he's from Jersey! Lol

I was drinking my coffee..... now it's everywhere

 

[chargervert]

It's too late in the day to be drinkin coffee!

 

[eldubb440]

not when you sleep til 2......maybe a shot or 2 of Amoretta? ...... Hmmmm, it's 5 o'clock somewhere

and this thread isn't wrecked yet....... carry on

 

[JDmac72chrgr]

I'll have some Canadian beer, and let me know what else you need Hawk.

NO BREAK DOWNS ALLOWED THIS YEAR qkcuda!!!

 

[qkcuda]

First year it was the voltage regulator. Last year the fuel pump. This year, who knows?

 

[MarPar]

not when you sleep til 2......maybe a shot or 2 of Amoretta? ...... Hmmmm, it's 5 o'clock somewhere

and this thread isn't wrecked yet....... carry on

Jack and some

 

[roadrunnerh]

I look forward to seeing you all! Here's a couple shots from 2023.

 

[chargervert]

I'm in the go mango t shirt!

 

[Kern Dog]

The wife has checked for hotels rooms and even looking at 20 miles out of town it is $300 a night for something that seems on par with a Motel 6.
Really? 3 nights plus taxes and fees is around $1000, air fare will be about that, plus a rental car? I'm sure there are admission fees to the show too...
Hey, I love these cars but $2500 for three days is bullshit.
Why are the hotels this damn expensive anyway?
I'm used to the smaller show in Van Nuys CA... FREE admission to the show, $150 a night rooms in a decent hotel and gas money to drive my own car there. I expected other states to be cheaper than here.
Yeah, I understand that the Nationals and Carlisle are HUGE compared to the shows elsewhere but I'm trying to justify this expense and having a hard time doing so.

 

[hacksaw]

The wife has checked for hotels rooms and even looking at 20 miles out of town it is $300 a night for something that seems on par with a Motel 6.
Really? 3 nights plus taxes and fees is around $1000, air fare will be about that, plus a rental car? I'm sure there are admission fees to the show too...
Hey, I love these cars but $2500 for three days is bullshit.
Why are the hotels this damn expensive anyway?
I'm used to the smaller show in Van Nuys CA... FREE admission to the show, $150 a night rooms in a decent hotel and gas money to drive my own car there. I expected other states to be cheaper than here.
Yeah, I understand that the Nationals and Carlisle are HUGE compared to the shows elsewhere but I'm trying to justify this expense and having a hard time doing so.

If I didn't live so close I'd nave a hard time justifying it to. Pop will go home every night. And i'l stay and hold down the fort.....

 

[HawkRod]

First year it was the voltage regulator. Last year the fuel pump. This year, who knows?

We're here for ya brother!

Plus, if you are going to have an issue - at least you are coming to a place that has lots of parts!

 

[HawkRod]

if anyone has a small generator to power a few fans to keep the air moving, that would be awesome....... the few times the breeze kicked up last year made quite a difference........ or maybe we can have low to mid 80s with low humidity for a change

or an inverter to run off of 12V DC?

That's not a bad idea, although I don't know what the rule is regarding generators. Most are loud and obnoxious, but an inverter to run some fans???

I like the way you think!!!

 

[Don Frelier]

One like this would be good:

 

[Richard Cranium]

maybe we can have low to mid 80s with low humidity for a change

Like that’s ever going to happen in Carlisle at that time of year.

 

[Don Frelier]

Like that’s ever going to happen in Carlisle at that time of year.

Are you a climate change denier???

 

[68BabyBlue]

Like that’s ever going to happen in Carlisle at that time of year.

Now that I have working A/C and a new radiator in the GTX, this will be the year.

 

[chargervert]

Are you a climate change denier???

No he pretty much denies just about everything!

 

[HawkRod]

Now that I have working A/C and a new radiator in the GTX, this will be the year.

How true that is! And if you lose your A/C it will be on the hottest day of the year!

 

[eldubb440]

Like that’s ever going to happen in Carlisle at that time of year.

2022 was pretty nice...... upper 80s but pleasant