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72step · 09-19-2002, 03:32 PM

I've been around car shows and clubs my entire life, and it would have to be regional. Understanding that the first year resources and such might be limited because no-one really knows how turnouts are going to be but, try and maybe use Super Chevy's event schedule for example, and just cut out the unnecessary places that are closer than say 400 miles apart.? I am in New Mexico, so I'm within range of Albuquerque, Phoenix(HOT!), or Denver. Super Chevy comes to both Phoenix and Denver, and I'm about 300+ miles from Denver, and usually make that one my choice.
I'm all for it, and I think it's a great idea. If it were to be a success, it would make this era of trucks even more popular, perhaps then popularity would exceed say tri-5 cars and first gen camaros?!!

09-19-2002, 03:32 PM	#36
72step Registered User Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: chimayo, nm, usa Posts: 898	I've been around car shows and clubs my entire life, and it would have to be regional. Understanding that the first year resources and such might be limited because no-one really knows how turnouts are going to be but, try and maybe use Super Chevy's event schedule for example, and just cut out the unnecessary places that are closer than say 400 miles apart.? I am in New Mexico, so I'm within range of Albuquerque, Phoenix(HOT!), or Denver. Super Chevy comes to both Phoenix and Denver, and I'm about 300+ miles from Denver, and usually make that one my choice. I'm all for it, and I think it's a great idea. If it were to be a success, it would make this era of trucks even more popular, perhaps then popularity would exceed say tri-5 cars and first gen camaros?!!