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Might take a drive in the every day car to Ryan’s Car Care… with all this rain, there is no way my Chevelle is coming out anytime soon. Not sure what we did to deserve the winter and spring we’ve had, but I’m more than ready for warm weather
Amigo2k wrote:1969 covair 500 2dr w/ 12k original miles – $8000 (savanna)
Very interesting, wonder what dealership held on to this beauty for that many years?
I don’t see that listed on their website (unless I missed it), most cars don’t come out of storage for a few weeks yet – it’s early
It wasn’t the event that pulled the parking stunt – we thought parking was included in our entrance fee, it was the Alliant Center that pulled that. We told the people at the gate we had cars inside, why should we have to pay to get back in to them? Didn’t matter, fork over $6.50. The parking fees are the downfall of many events at that location, and to keep raising it every year is ridiculous. That building was built in 1969.. what the heck are we paying for? The concessions were also very expensive, we asked ahead of time and took in our own food… as long as you didn’t have alcohol, they were fine with that.
Keep in mind… Madison is very unfriendly car town and it’s harder than heck to get events like this in place. Second, this is the very first show, and as a participant – I think everyone had a great time this weekend and was happy with the results. There were several complaints about the parking (we had to pay every day to get in, even though we’d already paid our entry fee, some had to pay just to get back in with their trailers today), the money hungry Alliant Center responsible for that.
All in all, I think it went well. The place was packed both mornings into early afternoon, I’m sure it’ll be bigger next year. Many we talked to knew there was a show due to the advertising, but didn’t understand how to get their cars entered. A good variety of cars you see, and some I’ve never seen before.
It was good to see everyone that stopped out – after this brutal winter, shiny cars are good medicine.
Amigo2k wrote:1978 Mustang II Ttop 302 V8 – $4500 (Lacrosse)
The year Mustangs were… not Mustangs :ohmy:
Yes, heard horror stories about them all. We’ve always purchased our appliances through Sears and never had a problem
Best Buy has better prices, and I’ve heard Brothers Main is matching prices.
I always think sales like this are likely scams, they know people are going to come through the doors, and everyone thinks they are getting a deal – not
Amigo2k wrote:1962 Impala SS – $35000 (madison)
Beautiful!
Drunk at 9:15 in the morning, more than likely been drunk (or drinking for days). Why stop now? Innocent people get killed every day due to addictions like this, very sad.
