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04-23-2006, 05:38 PM
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Re: Not Pavillions, not 83rd, but a car show near home
As always.....
 Eric 
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04-23-2006, 07:55 PM
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Re: Not Pavillions, not 83rd, but a car show near home
cool concept...car show at a church. The higher power and high powered cars.
 Roger
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04-24-2006, 04:54 AM
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Re: Not Pavillions, not 83rd, but a car show near home
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Did they charge admission, or just passed the hubcap? [/ QUOTE ]... I BET <<< BRUCE >> MAKES ''CHANGE'''' AS IT GOES AROUND...KASEY .. 
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#20
04-24-2006, 07:15 AM
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Re: Not Pavillions, not 83rd, but a car show near home
 Actually, it was free to enter and we got a goodie bag with Meguires polish and a steering wheel shade cover and 4 meal tickets for dinner. The Church has 4 different restaurants inside...so for dinner I had 2 slices of pizza, full dinner salad, an Au Jus Roast beef sandwich, a piece of Chocolate cake and milk with multiple refills...They do it up "right"  . My wife had a pulled pork sandwich, a salad, a piece of strawberry pie and milk. Holly had 2 hot dogs, a piece of pizza, a chocolate sundae and milk. I don't remember what my mother in law had...we had a blast there.  Edit: BTW...the car show ran again this morning with a full range of breakfasts offered...unfortunately, I had to work! 
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