Gm Carlisle Solid Lifter Showroom

[Steve Shauger]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bkhpah</div><div class="ubbcode-body">










I would like to thank everyone who attended SLS 6. It is truly amazing to see a group of cars and people that care so much for the hobby. The &quot;Summer of '69&quot; collection was simple fantastic. The SLS Showroom really gives you the feel of a well stocked dealership from 1969. Everyone was so helpful and the show ran like clockwork. From set up, to tear down, not a hitch. The crowds were huge during the show, and everyone left with a smile. I want to thank all the car owners, our great guests like Phil Borris and his &quot;Echoes of Norwood' display, Big Steve and is Memorabilia collection that had show goers fascinated with such a fine collection of rare dealer items, and Gardner Exhaust, our first vendor to display at SLS. The set up was made easier with the floor-plan designed by Jeff Murphy, and the SLS team of volunteers who moved cars most of the day Thursday. No word yet as to next years theme, but SLS 7 should once again be a highlight of the GM Carlisle experience...BKH </div></div>

The Vintage Certification team would like to thank you for the invite and your support. The SLS was once again an amazing event which featured both restored and unrestored cars. At the end of the day it's all about seeing old friends and meeting new ones. We look forward to certifying more unrestored cars and seeing what new cars participate next year. The SLS display is always new and fresh which makes it a must see event. Congratulations [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/beers.gif[/img]