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Welcome to our "Blast from the Past" pages. I had the priveledge
of participating in this event on July , 2003. First, I would like to say that all
participants must submit photos and information about their rides and are then hand
picked to attend this event. Even if you attempt to get your car involved and they
are full or you aren't accepted, come see this event. Check out the link to the official
PA ren-faire website above for dates and times.
There are many gorgeous cars on the next three pages that were at the show. When
you arrive at the faire, they arrange the vehicles throiughout the grounds. Therefore,
a peson would be able to browse through the vehicles on his way between the shows,
stands, and contests that are performed in the different areas. Each participant
was admitted free and passengers received a hefty discount on admission.
Participating vehicle owners then put a sealed box in front of the car. This was
how the judging took place. The one with the most money inserted into the box won.
Cheating WAS encouraged. (The proceeds went to charity.) Enjoy the following images.
I will comment when I feel the need to mention any vehicle. Thanks for stopping by.
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At least he had a sense of humor about the car. (Read the plate)
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Above: The brown Olds is mine.
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Cars were strategically placed where travel needed to be diverted
or areas were not to be used.
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More steel min the wings on the trunk than in my entire Spyder!
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This was the front view of the street my Olds was parked on.
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I would love to get my hands on this sweet convertible!
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Above and Below: The event had a large turnout from the Hemi Owners
Association.
I think they called this "Mopar Alley". (Just a note: I think they only
had two Hemis in the group)
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