“Cruisin’ for Kids” a Success!

Hagerty Insurance Agency teamed up with the Presbyterian Children’s Hospital, Tach Twisters car club, and the Rolling Thunder dealership to offer the young patients the first annual “Cruisin’ for Kids.” The event was held on the lawn of the Children’s Hospital in Charlotte, North Carolina and featured an intimate gathering of thirty-five collectors. Their twenty-five cars ranged from a 1957 Austin-Healey to a 1968 Chevy Camaro.


It was an excellent combination of collectors, volunteers, and families coming together for a common cause: the kids. The children interacted with collectors and their cars. They were also able to sit in the judge’s seat and pick their favorite car. Darren Frank’s 1969 Iso Grifo was the lucky recipient of the Kid’s Choice Award.


The event could not have been a success without the help and support of the Hospital itself. Key figures such as Michael Vaccaro, the Senior Director of Women’s and Children’s Services, say such events “make kids feel like kids even in the hospital” and “creates memories, which give them something to carry through the tough times."

Eveie Hatley, a member of the Tach Twisters, was present with her 1968 Camaro. Hartley stressed the importance of getting kids involved in the hobby and said she would choose an event for the benefit of others “over a drag race any day!”

Although Walt Hollifield, part of the Foundation Board at the Hospital, was unable to attend due to a prior obligation, he received report of the event and felt “everything about it was a success.” He saw it as an opportunity to “bring the outside world in” for the kids, while raising awareness for the Children’s Hospital.

It was an extraordinary inaugural event that could not have been possible without all the hands on board. It was another example of how the collector car community not only enjoys their cars, but also uses them for the benefit of others.

Cruisin for Kids Article by Claire Janik

Thank you Claire for writing a great story on this heartfelt event!

Motor on!

HOT ROD Power Tour 2010

There's nothing like cruis'n the open road, and that's what the HOT ROD Power Tour is all about! There were hundreds of classics and collectable cars cruising through seven cities in seven days, and along the way Hagerty Insurance caught up with the cruisers at Coker Tire in
Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Coker Tire had entertainment for all the cruising enthusiasts with a live band, tours of Coker Tire and Honest Charles Speed Shop. The live onsite radio broadcast at Coker Tire described the events, and encouraged enthusiast participation. It was a remarkable showing of all kinds of classics!

How do you like these White Walls? Is it all about the tire?

The Mopar's kept on rolling into the venue and sliding in their spaces on the street...which was known as Mopar Alley. The Mopar's ranged from the new challenger to the classic '70 Plymouth Cuda AAR.

Just one of the unique custom classics at the Coker Tire Cruise! Look at those headers!

Classic custom with flames...and white walls!

The HOT ROD Power Tour of 2010 started in Newton, IA at the Iowa Speedway, and ending at the U.S.S Alabama in Mobile, AL. The seven day journey of non-stop cruising came to an end with high expectations for the 2011 HOT ROD Power Tour!

Please click on http://www.hotrod.com/ for additional information with videos and links of the 2010 HOT ROD Power Tour!

Click on the video to view this Hot Rod! Can you guess what it is?

The Hagerty gang will see you at next years event!

Cruis'n the South

The collector car hobby in the South is in full force from mid-March to late November, and it's exciting to be a part of all the activity in the area! On any given day, your bound to drive upon a cruise-in at a local restaurant, ice cream store or downtown venue. Each event has a unique style or method for creating a great car event with various activities for the young and young at heart.

Ford Roadster (Cruisin the Plantation-Mooresville)

A cruise-in has a unique atmosphere drawing together a group of classic car owners and enthusiast from all over the area. The exciting part surround a cruise is there will always be a rare or unique classic car rolling in the venue. Once you notice a group of enthusiast hovering over a classic then you know there is something special about that car. The cruise-in event is usually during the week later in the day from 5:00 to 9:00 pm and includes entertainment, 50/50 drawing, music and more. The cruise-in is a great social scene for enthusiast to "kick tires and talk cars."

1968 Shelby Cobra (Brusters Cruise-Huntersville)

The event provides excitement of the hobby and creates entertainment for the whole family. For me, I love the relaxation of the cruise-in, and listening to the stories of why a classic has value to the car owner. The cruise-in creates an escape from the work week for enthusiasts. For example, the anticipation of the cruise-in each Wednesday night is a great way to spend the evening with other enthusiasts and talk about the unique stories behind their favorite classics!

1923 Rolls Royce (Cars and Coffee-Charlotte)

More than ever cruise-ins are being hosted by car clubs, which raise donations to a charity of choice. This is an exciting way to spark interest in the collector car hobby while showing goodwill to their special charity. This shows the collector car hobby is one of the greatest hobbies throughout!

1955 Chevy Bel Air (South 21 Cruise-Matthews)

1970 Mercury Cougar Eliminator (DQ Cruise-Hickory)

1955 Buick Roadmaster (Oakboro Cruise)

1965 Shelby Cobra 289 (Downtown Mooresville Cruise-In) I think Mr. Tom Cotter would like this car...

Click on the following cruise-in links, and mark your calander for the next event!

1. http://www.mooresvillenccruisein.com/

2. http://www.yadkinvalleycruisers.com/

3. http://www.rockhillcruisers.com/

4. http://www.hotnightshotcars.com/

5. http://www.oakborocruisein.blogspot.com/

6. http://charlotte.carsandcoffee.info/

7. http://www.piedmont-cars.com/

8. http://www.firstflightcruisers.com/

9. www.timelesscruizers.com/cruiseins.html

10. http://www.sandhillsclassicstreetrods.com/

11. http://www.colonialcapitalrodsandclassics.com/events.asp

Click on http://www.cruisincarolinamagazine.com/ for complete listing of classic car cruise-ins and related event in North and South Carolina!

Click on http://www.atlantacarshows.org/ for complete classic car action in the Atlanta area!

See you at the next cruise!

AACA Grand National host by First Capital

The 2010 AACA Grand National meet hosted by the First Capital chapter (www.ncregionaaca.com/firstcapital) captured the style of Southern hospitality in the historic town of New Bern, North Carolina! The town of New Bern is celebrating their 300th birthday, and it seems fitting to host the 75th anniversary of the AACA (http://www.aaca.org/) along side this historic town.

The AACA Grand National is invitation only, and hundreds of gorgeous classics lined the streets of New Bern. There were thousands of enthusiasts walking the streets and spending time catching a glimpse of their favorite classic.

The First Capital chapter of the Antique Automobile Club of America welcomed enthusiasts, owners and friends with Southern charm, which lasted until the last award was handed out during the Awards Banquet. The event was well organized with Membership Round Table, Judging School, Carolina Pig Pick-In's, Take-Apart-T program, Youth Program and ended with the Awards Banquet. Congratulations to the AACA First Capital chapter on a successful event!

Please enjoy the following photos and video from the 2010 AACA Grand National from New Bern, North Carolina.

1971 Dodge Challenger Convertible

1951 Ford Crestliner Tudor

1952 Nash- Healey Roadster

1902 Rambler C Roadster

1905 Buick Model C

1931 Chrysler CG Roadster

1935 Auburn 851 Formal Sedan

1967 Triumph GT6 Fastback


Click on the video below to view a gorgeous 1949 Cadillac 62 Series Convertible

Click on the video to view this 1905 Buick Model C, which cost $1,200!

The AACA is celebrating its 75th anniversary, and will be having an multi-day event June 30th - July 3rd 2010, in Louisville, Kentucky. Please click on http://www.aaca75.org/ for additional information.

Click on www.ncregionaaca.com for information on the North Carolina Region AACA.

2010 Spring Charlotte AutoFair

The AACA Hornet's Nest Region hosts another exciting event at this year's Food Lion AutoFair at the Charlotte Motor Speedway!

This year's Food Lion AutoFair was filled with over 4,000 classic cars, 50 car clubs, 100's of vendors, a judged car show, a car corral and a classic car auction! This car event sounds more like a festival than a show. There were thousands of classic car enthusiasts lining the gates to catch a glimpse at some of the most beautiful cars in the Southeast. The car corral circled the speedway while car clubs enjoyed the grass on the infield.

This year's AutoFair also focused on youth involvement, which included Youth Automotive Maintenance and Youth Judging programs. Mike Munao, HNR Vice President Youth Development, and Tabetha Salsbury, Hagerty Insurance-Youth Advocacy Coordinator, collaborated to making these two programs a huge success.

The future of youth involvement in the collector car hobby is important, and these two programs encourage and educate youths on classic cars and the hobby. The excitement of collector car hobby is spreading through the young and young at heart!

The childern score on four topics including sound of the horn, interior, details, paint and under the hood. Youth have the opprotunity to speak with car owners and view excellent classics! The Youth Judging program is a part of Operation Ignite; Connecting kids with cars. Operation Ignite is hosting a Young Designers Contest for youth between the ages of 13 and 17. For more information please click on http://www.hagerty.com/design/ to design a classic car of the future!

Congratulations to the AACA Hornet's Nest Region for creating an outstanding event for the whole family to enjoy! Click on http://www.charlotte-autofair.com/ for complete AutoFair information!

We'll see you in August for the Fall event!

26th Annual Charlotte in January

The 26th Annual Charlotte in January was presented my Tom Mack Classics (http://www.tommackclassics.com/), and didn't lack excitement with a full attendance of enthusiast!

This classic car event host a antique, classic & collector car auction, swap meet and car corral. The classic car auction moved more than 175 classics including a '68 Plymouth Roadrunner, '72 Super Cheyenne and a '68 Impala SS to name a couple from this great inventory of classics.

Below: Look at this '72 Super Cheyenne 400 with factory AC, and sold for $30,000!

The 25 degree cold temperatures outside the tent didn't slow down the bidding process inside! The Tom Mack Auction crew did an excellent job with the flow of inventory through the block, and enthusiasts had smiles during the show event.

The car corral and swap meet was inside the Metrolina Expo Center. The vendors included Dennis Carpenter Ford Truck, Ford Tractor, Ford Car and Cushman Restoration parts (www.dennis-carpenter.com), Charlotte Rod and Custom (www.charlotterod.com), Vintage Glass (www.vintageglass.com) and Double Nickel Chevy (www.doublenickelchevy.com) to name a couple out of the several who participated.




This camera photo doesn't do this piece any justice, but this all watercolor. Amazing work!

The artist is Dan McCrary, who was among the several unique vendors during the 26th Annual Charlotte in January event. Click on www.dmccraryart.com for complete watercolor technique on a wide selection of classic cars and themes.



Thank you to Tom Mack Classics for host an excellent event! The 10th Annual Spring Fling Auction is April 8th and 9th. Click on http://www.tommackclassics.com/auction/index.html for additional information.

See you at the April event!

2nd Annual New Years Day Ramblin Road Cruise

On January 1st, 2010, the 2nd annual New Year's Day Ramblin Road Cruise was underway! The cruise was presented by Cruisin Carolina Magazine (www.cruisincarolinamagazine.com).


Classic car enthusiast packed together at Puncky's Diner located in Concord, NC and cruised to Al's 50's Diner in Southern Pines, NC. There was approximately 130 classic car's making 80 mile cruise on the 40 degree day.


The cool temperatures didn't sway the spirits of the "car guy!" It was an exciting and scenic drive through the hillside to Southern Pines.

The Sandhills Classic Street Rod Association was gathered to greet the crowd of cruisers. The day started early and ended late, but it was great to gather together with fellow enthusiast to kick tires and talk classic cars! The 2010 classic car season start out with a bang!

Thank you to Punchy's Diner, Al's 50's Diner and Cruisin Carolina Magazine for making this event a success!

Looking forward to 2011!



See you on the road!

2009 Raleigh Classic Car Auctions

The 2009 Raleigh Classic Car Auction (www.raleighclassic.com) arrives in the Raleigh area twice a year, and gathers a wide selection of vintage cars! Over 300 high quality classic were on display at the North Carolina State Fairgrounds in a comfortable temperature controlled facility.

The highly energetic atmosphere started with a preview party followed be the two day collector car auction. Classics included a 1942 Plymouth Special Deluxe Convertible, 1936 Ford Roadster Convertible, a gorgeous 1940 Ford Panel Delivery and a rare final year 1958 Packard Hawk.

Click on the video to view this remarkable 1959 Chrysler Imperial 4 door with only 62,000 miles! This classic is equipped with dual air conditioning, power seats, swivel front seats and remote mirror!

Take a look at this 1951 Packard Mayfair! This particular classic had a factory price of $3,293.00. Look at the pelican hood ornament, and classic white wall tires. Gorgeous classic!

The 2010 Raleigh Classic Car Auction will be held May 14th & 15th! This is a great event with a wide selection of classic! The opportunity to add to your collector or purchase your "dream" classic is during the Raleigh Classic! Click on www.raleighclassic.com for additional information on bidder information.

See you at the next show!

The Hunter and the Hunted - McKeel Hagerty

A reflection from McKeel Hagerty -

"This photo was taken last week in a farmer's field in South Dakota. The truck is an International and it won't be moving under its own power ever again. The hunter is a guy who seems to shoot with his eyes completely closed…but that is another story.

As I reflect on this truck I wonder how many cool old vehicles like this are sinking into the ground in farmer's fields. They are not valuable "barn finds" or hidden gems but rather the detritus of another time, a utility vehicle that lost its utility. This one probably spent its years of use hauling light loads around the fields of Kennebec, SD. It was probably inexpensive, it had no creature comforts and it served its purpose. Maybe it hauled blind shooters like me around on hunts of yesteryear but it never drove in a parade. As I drove around from farmstead to farmstead over a few days, I think I answered my own question; there are tens and likely hundreds of thousands of lost vehicles like this. Evidently, their only use these days is target practice.

It makes me realize that the vehicles we insure are truly an elite group, each with an elevated purpose. Even if a collector car of today was originally a utility vehicle like this International truck or a salesman's sedan or a plain-Jane four-door hard top, it is now a cherished object for someone and it made the cut. There is, after all, a kind of natural selection with the cars we drive. In their days of active use, the first ones are likely lost to traffic accidents or acts of God. The ones that make it a few more years are repaired and maintained and then slowly retired or traded in or scrapped. Only a few are saved from the scrap heaps and fields of South Dakota to be preserved or restored and then elevated to a new use of providing smiles, fueling egos, getting girls, winning races and trophies or just putting in a few scenic miles on a Sunday afternoon. There are likely only single-digit millions of these rare machines left in the entire world and their kind will likely never be made again. We at Hagerty are the trustees of the most cherished vehicles ever built and I, for one, promise never accidentally to shoot one again."

McKeel Hagerty wrote this blog to the employees of Hagerty Insurance on his recent experience. Thank you, for sharing your reflection with other collectors in classic car hobby.

7th Annual Christmas-For-Kids Car & Truck Show

The 7th Annual Christmas-For-Kids Car & Truck Show was a hit with over 550 classics, street rods, muscle cars and modern collectables spreading across the Hendrick Motorsports campus.

There isn't enough time in the day to speak with every classic car owner to hear their unique story behind their classic. Enthusiasts traveled from Louisiana, Virginia, South Carolina and further to have the opportunity to participate in the show event organized by the Carolina Camaro Association (www.carolinacamaroassoc.org).

Click on the video to view this amazing 1977 Pontiac Trans AM 6.6 Liter. The owner of the classic mentioned he owned a '78 "back in the day," and finally had the opportunity to purchase this '77 ten years ago for $2,800!

This was one of my favorite streetrods at the show. This is a '48 Cadillac! The sleek design of the exterior and interior really makes this streetrod stand out from the crowd.




It was incredible to witness all the classic cars parked while driving down the hill into the Hendrick Motorsports campus! The Carolina Camaro Association (www.carolinacamaroassoc.org) and Hendrick Motorsports (www.hendrickmotorsports.com) did a great job organizing this event, and encouraged enthusiasts participation throughout the day. Congratulations on a successful event! Classic car shows and cruise-ins do not end in the Southeast!

See you at the next show!

Let's Talk Cars!

The sun was shining during the Let's Talk Cars car show in High Point, NC! The event included many unique classics, with great stories!

Click on the video to view this gorgeous '59 Porsche 356 1600! The paint job, two tone interior and detailing makes this classic my favorite during the High Point event!

This is a video clip of a 1956 Oldsmobile 98 Convertible! This is a stylish restoration with shinning chrome and two tone paint with the white wall tires really complete the character of this classic!

Click on the video to catch a glimpse of this ghost flamed streetrod! The detial of the chrome and imaging of the flames are amazing!

It was great to have the opportunity to view a wide range of classics during the show event. Congratulations to the organizers for having a successful car show! The gathering of classics continues every Thursday evening in High Point!

See you at the next show!

8th Annual Hilton Head Island Concours d'Elegance & Motoring Festival

The warmth southern hospitality was on display during the 8th Annual Hilton Head Island Concours d'Elegance (www.hhiconcours.com)!

The event displayed four wonderful events including the Savannah/Hilton Head Speed Classic, Motoring Midway, Car Club Jamboree and the Concours d'Elegance. There was always something to admire during this four day event!

It was amazing listening to the stories behind each vintage vehicle. The gentleman in the photograph told the story of how he purchased his 1930 Essex, 53 years ago for $45 dollars! The original price for the 1930 Essex was approximately $685. The event had a relaxing atmosphere and enthusiasts were encouraged to interact with both the owners and vintage vehicles.

The honored Marque for the event was Mercedes-Benz. Please click on the video below to view this gorgeous 1953 Mercedes-Benz 500 K.

This is a 1972 Ferrari Dino 246 Spyder! This is the only 246 Dino Spyder with a fuel injected engine.

This is a beautiful 1931 Mercer Convertible Roadster, and was the only car completed by Mercer Company for 1931. The Factory guaranteed 100 mph for it's 140 hp engine! Only 150 miles on the engine!

This is a remarkable 1920 Stutz H. This classic accommondated 6-7 passengers, and had a sticker price of $3,500!

The 8th Annual Hilton Head Island Concours d'Elegance & Motoring Festival also hosts other exhibits including several beautiful classic wooden Chris Crafts, Test and Drive from BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Infiniti and Jaguar and the ultra sleek Infiniti Essence concept vehicle. The event attracted thousands of car enthusiast to Hilton Head Island, and it was exciting to see all the enthusiasts enjoying show.

Congratulations to Carolyn Vanagel, Executive Director, and further event organizers in making this event a success! Please click on http://www.hhiconcours.com/ for additional information this wonderful event!

See you in 2010!

European Vintage of Excellence!

The 2009 EURO Auto Festival was filled with the excitement of European vintage of excellence!

The EURO Auto Festival (http://www.euroautofestival.com/) was held at the gorgeous BMW Zentrum in Greer, SC. The featured marque for 2009 was the Morgan, which is celebrating its 100th year anniversary! The wooden bodied classic was lining the field, and stole the show.

The show also honored the 50th year anniversary of the Mini and 20th year anniversary of the BMW 8 Series. Other vintage models attracted to the show included the Austin Healey, MG, Triumph, Mercedes Benz, Rolls Royce, Volvo, Porsche, Jaguar, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Land Rover, Opel and more!

The charity of choice is the Disaster Relief Fund of the American Red Cross (http://www.redcross.org/), which all proceeds will be donated from the show.


Click on the video to experience the view of Morgan's surrounding the Zentrum!

The 2009 EURO Auto Festival host many beautiful vintage cars, but this '33 Morgan Supersport Trike was one of my favorite! The '33 has a 1100cc twin, and three speed with reverse. The total weight is over 700 lbs!

Click on the video to view this '36 Riley Kestrel! This aluminum body classic has original leather seats, and has a top speed of 80 mph. The Riley documentation promises that the engine will use no more than 1 gallon of oil per 1,000 miles.

The 2009 EURO Auto Festival hosts a wide display of European vintage cars, and attract over 450 classics from across the United States with thousands of enthusiasts with smiles of excitement viewing their favorite model!

Congratulations to the Board of Directors and Steering Committee for organizing a fantastic classic car event! Please click on http://www.euroautofestival.com/ for additional information on how you can be involved!

See you at this exciting event in 2010!

High Point Cruise-In

The cruise-in in High Point, North Carolina probably has the most diversed selection of collectable cars in the area, and on it's15th year has no signs of slowing down! The collectable cars range from muscle, modifies, early/late models, ratrods and newer vehicles. It was great to compare the differences and similarities of the 2010 Camaro and Challenger to the originals.

Click on the video below to catch a glimpse at a '71 Plymouth 340 Cuda bought NEW in 1971! This is a 340 Six Barrel Engine! Can you guess the value on this Mopar?

Check out this '61 Desoto (2 Door)! In 1961, only 911 2 door Desoto's were produced making this classic a keeper! Can you name other model cars with similar tail fins? This was one of my favorites at the show!

This is a remarkable Shelby G.T. 350! Take a look!

The High Point cruise-in is every Thursday from 5:00 to 9:00 pm located at 1628 S. Main Street! If you're eager to cruise in your classic on a sunny day during the colder months then you can cruise to High Point!

See you there!

Ratrod or Opel?

Click on the video below to get a sneak peak at this creative Ratrod! Notice the detail of the barb wire, and the lack of a radiator in the front of the vehicle! The Ratrod gives enthusiasts the ability to create a totally different automobile, and still considered a collector car to the owner. The creativity of this Ratrod makes it really cool!

The Opel has a stylish design, and only in production from 1968 to 1973. This '73 Opel GT is a perfect example! Take a close look at the sleek steel unibody and the pop-up headlights, which are manually operated by a large lever along the center console next to the shifter. Gorgeous classic!

Which car is your favorite? Is it the creative Ratrod or stylish Opel GT? You decide! You can see both of these collectable cars at Brusters Ice-Cream on Wednesday nights in Mooresville, NC.

2nd Annual Darlington Historic Racing Festival

Start Your Engines!

The Darlington Raceway (www.darlingtonraceway.com) host the 2nd Annual Darlington Historic Racing Festival! Racing participants gathered together from 23 States and Canada to experience the track "Too Tough to Tame!" The vintage racers consist of Historic cars, Indy Roadsters, Stock, Modified and Midgets.

Click on the video to view the "Moment in Time" display. Each display of vintage racers had a description explaining the history of the car and driver. This was an amazing display of historic vehicles.

Check out this 1927 Hudson open-wheel racer! This is a gorgeous racer with a brass gas pump and original wooden steering wheel.

This exciting event was interactive for all enthusiasts! Owners of these historic vehicles encouraged spectators to ask questions of the history each vehicle.

The "Legends Pavilion" host question and answer sessions among the racing fans and "Legends of Racing." The racing legends included South Carolina natives Cale Yarborough and David Pearson, Ned Jarrett, Junior Johnson, Marvin Panch and open-wheel legend Johnny Rutherford. Further, each legend was available for autograph sessions for fans.

This was truly an amazing event! If you are a racing fan then mark your calendar for 2010! Please click on http://www.darlingtonraceway.com/ for further detailed information on the 2nd Annual Darlington Historic Racing Festival!

See you next year!

Old-Fashion Drive-In Movie Theater

The old-fashion drive-in movie theater night was held in Denver, NC for the Denver Days Fall Festival! Driving into the movie venue with your classic car created “drive-in movie style” atmosphere, which was exciting for car enthusiast. The crowd was entering the venue with a view of a large movie screen with classic cars parked to enjoy the movie!

Please click on the video below to view the scene!

Experience the viewing of the large movie screen by clicking on the video!

This isn't your normal cruise-in! There were several people commenting on how this movie night brought back memories of past family activities. This was a great concept!

The Denver Days Cruise-In Drive-In Movie Night also benefits The Dale Earnhardt Foundation (http://www.thedaleearnhardtfoundation.org/) and Doug Herbert's B.R.A.K.E.S program (http://www.putonthebrakes.com/). These are two wondering charities making a difference!

See you on the road!

25th Annual Classic on the James

The venue on Brown's Island in Richmond, VA was filled with over 275 European classics for the 25th Annual Classics on the James! The long historic event was host by the Central Virginia British Car Club (http://www.cvbcc.com/).

The show started with a Saturday night cruise-in located in historic Shockoe Slip. The gathering of the European vintage cars on the cobblestone street created a wonderful atmosphere for all enthusiasts to enjoy. Check it out http://twitpic.com/id4jd!

On Sunday, Brown's Island was covered in MG's, Austin Healey's, Triumphs, Ferrari's, Porsche's, Rolls Royce's, Jaguar's, vintage racers and more! This was a European classic to remember!

Click on the video below to get an overall perceptive of this great event!

Check out this '64 Ferrari 250GT Berlinetta Lusso, which was a 1997 Meadow Brook Concours d'Elegance winner. Gorgeous vintage car!

This is a original 1958 AC Bristol! Can you see the similarity of the unique body style compared to the Shelby AC Cobra's? The histories between the two are deeply rooted.

The 25th Annual Classic on the James event host by The Central Virginia British Car Club (http://www.cvbcc.com/) was a complete success! This is a must attend event, and will continue to grow. Congratulations to the Central Virginia Car Club for organizing a great event!

See you next year!