Yikes, the tough part is finding a room !
I got an extra room at The Red Roof Inn.
Yikes, the tough part is finding a room !
When I attend I camp on my vendor spaces. I cook there and the showers have gotten a little better over the yearsHOLY CRAP.
I should set up my tent and live in my yard, and rent out my bedrooms for the weekend!
I drove my fully restored 70 Road Runner across country about a couple of weeks after getting it running with the fuel injection system - I was still finishing the car a couple of days before we left!I am not sure yet, thats a mighty long shakedown cruise after its long slumber !
That's what I do. Yup, no A/C and much more primitive, but that makes it all the more fun in my opinion. All part of the experience!When I attend I camp on my vendor spaces. I cook there and the showers have gotten a little better over the years
$90.00 a space is a whole lot cheaper.
Yes, last year was a challenge. I had too many irons in the fire so not enough time for the tent. Also, attendance was down due to Covid. I hope to be much better organized this year since I'm not showing my car.I will be there with my son and his friends it is birthday weekend. We have been going since he was ten. I have been going let's just say for awhile. Lol . I stopped by the tent last year and dropped off a case of cold coke and saw one person hung around for 1/2 hour saw another then left stopped back by no one there. It is hit or miss unless we set a time.
The all Chrysler Nationals is all Mopar. Carlisle has other shows on other dates that are all Chevy, all Ford, etc. Look up Carlisle Events and you'll see them all here: https://carlisleevents.com/eventsI am looking at attending as a spectator for the first time,bucket list if you will. I do have a question, do they have just Mopar parts or are there other brands in the swap? My brother is a Chevy guy(can't pick your family) and he's thinking about going with.
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How much do you love your Brother?I am looking at attending as a spectator for the first time,bucket list if you will. I do have a question, do they have just Mopar parts or are there other brands in the swap? My brother is a Chevy guy(can't pick your family) and he's thinking about going with.
Thanks
Go and look for the bargain,you can also pull that trigger if you don't find one.
As @HEMI-ITIS states, attending the various swap meets and actually being able to view and hold the part can be a decision breaker for some. A picture from a catalog or website may not be representative of the actual part for sale. Secondly, a swap meet as large as Carlisle gives a buyer the opportunity to view many parts that can range from NOS, to very nice, to should have been tossed into the trash years ago. Like wise, pricing can run from outrageous expensive to a super deal, you never know what may show up.
Yo! Anybody have any advice on the swap meet/flea market in regards to scoring a reasonably good woodgrain sport steering wheel for my '70 RR? I've been eyeballin them on Classic Industries but reluctant to fork over the $7bills they want to make it happen. Should I hold off & try to get one at Carlisle or just suck it up & pay CI the $$$?
Appreciate the guidance.
Matt