I'm pulling out about 7:00 am

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Bob Sharp Racing History Memorabillia Chairman / VP of Marketing
RDZ MOTORSPORTS / CONSULTANT
RDZ MOTORSPORTS PROTOTYPE
Black 2007 350-Z
67 Camaro Custom
Orange Late 71 240-Z Sold and sitting in a Doctors Collection

Colin Foote Never Forgotten!!

Thanks all who attended today, we had a decent turnout of 10 Z's on display representing, CT, NY and ZANY clubs, seems a good time was had by all, I know I did myself....... Here are a few pics.....

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Now on my 15th/update/16th Zcar, Z's4vr....

hey tom, you forgot two cars, don's 2+2 for sale in the corral and frank's car somewhere out in the parking lot, not to mention my zcar covered by a blanket that looked like a 1954 ford pickup!! mike

Sorry Mikey, only photoed these 2 other cars, a 59 Desoto Adventurer convt in the show and the 80 242 Volvo for sale in the car corral with the 350/350hp under the hood........

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Now on my 15th/update/16th Zcar, Z's4vr....

This was a memorable experience! I had morning obligations and couldn't leave until 10AM. Got lost enroute (followed Map Quest instructions, which took me OFF route 9 north, thru Poughkeepsie for some reason, then put me right back out onto route 9 north again) and arrived at 1PM. Drove around like a Wichita Lineman looking for Zs until I finally gave up and parked out in the back 40.

Inside I bumped into two ZANY members who directed me to the Z corral. On my way there I met Uncle Mike who was still wearing his 260Z cap altho he no longer owns one, and was trying to sell American Iron so he could afford to quickly buy another Z. He sent me to the other Z members and I got to spend roughly an hour with them before it was time to leave.

Well, "leave" isn't exactly descriptive of what I actually did. 'Park in line and wait to move for an hour' is more accurate. It was fun tho ~ my mile-long line to the exit was made up of outstanding show cars!

For those of you who have never experienced this event, it boarders on being indescribable. They predicted more than 30,000 show cars, and I didn't see many empty spaces. Even the Back 40 was filled with $50,000 street rods. Somewhere inside there was supposed to be an original GM Futurmobile, but I never found it.

I found everything else, tho. Just about every type of car you can name was represented there today. Tmrw is the day for classics and sports cars, but I have a church event and can't make it back.

On the way home the highway was filled with interesting cars from the fairgrounds, including a nice 350Z which diced with me for more than 20 miles.

I passed out a whole pocketful of Z Spotter cards, so we'll zee if anyone visits us here on the website.

Thanks guys, for recommending this. The 250 mile round-trip in the 240 on a perfect day was well worth the effort of getting there. Next year is a for-sure thing for me again, and Clive might even have his EVIL Z back together by then.

Frank

I can remember that about half a decade ago, I would be all alone with my Z at these events. It was VERY RARE to even see a Z at a car show. We have made great progress in the promotion of the brand. This is evidenced by the copious interest that our cars received from the spectators. Thanks NYZCC, CTZCC, ZANY, and anyone that dares to drive their Z, many hours, in the hot sun, with no A/C, into the unknown.

CLICK FOR PICS:
http://dcerutti.smugmug.com/Other/Rhine ... 5984_DUVKh

VIDEO:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uAyZGPLU_c

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-Dave
76Z Turbo'd
72 In Progress---DONE!

BTW Dave, I didn't get to hear your Z run, but if it sounds even HALF as good as it looks, you did a magnificent job on it.

hey, some clown left a z spotters ticket on my old truck at the fair grounds, he must be old and missing his mind!!! whoever missed this years spring fling needs to put it on their calender for next year. this is the best way i know to leave the winter blues behind. i haven't sold the truck yet, but i do have a few pokers in the fire, so don't count me out yet!! it was good to see my z- brothers again, even you frank!!! lol!

Don't worry Mike that new Z is waiting for you just around the corner...
It was great to see a good turn out of Z Brothers. Lots of people, lot's of cars, and Parts couldn't believe the amount of vendors selling there parts.
Not to mention how Extremely warm it had gotten, and just loved the free sun burn. Tom thanks for kicking us in the butt to get up there,great country gotta say I enjoyed every minute of it. My 240 ran flawless and had a ball driving up. It was great to see Dave's 240 and what he had accomplished with the engine work well done brother.. Clive no excuses, next show June 13th the evil better roar... All In all just a great day!!!!!

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Bob Sharp Racing History Memorabillia Chairman / VP of Marketing
RDZ MOTORSPORTS / CONSULTANT
RDZ MOTORSPORTS PROTOTYPE
Black 2007 350-Z
67 Camaro Custom
Orange Late 71 240-Z Sold and sitting in a Doctors Collection

Colin Foote Never Forgotten!!

hey scotty, the towns of hyde park and rhinebeck just informed me that they have a all points bulletin out for a sicko in a orange zcar that was passing everything in site going up rt.9g. they said that there were some cows that had heart attacks because of the noise and the wind sheer. oh, by the way, the old truck is now gone and delivered, so it looks like the hunt is on. gee, i wonder how much the evilz would cost??

if you have to ask...

I was wondering why all the cows were laying down and it wasn't even raining. They must have heard me coming LOL... Won't be long Mike, you'll be reunited with a new Z, remember you have till june 12th for our clubs show, Now the pressures on.. good luck bud.

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Bob Sharp Racing History Memorabillia Chairman / VP of Marketing
RDZ MOTORSPORTS / CONSULTANT
RDZ MOTORSPORTS PROTOTYPE
Black 2007 350-Z
67 Camaro Custom
Orange Late 71 240-Z Sold and sitting in a Doctors Collection

Colin Foote Never Forgotten!!