<VV> Carlisle Events (No corvair)

corvairs lonwall at corvairunderground.com
Thu Jun 15 17:43:13 EDT 2006


All part of the changing landscape in this hobby. Swap meets in general 
are becoming less important all the time. Not just with car shows, but 
also antiques and collectibles (Linda's hobby-business) and other 
things. Attendance at many of these events is still good, but the 
selling by the vendors is not, and hasn't been for some time.  The 
events have greatly become social gatherings (good) with a chance to 
"look at", but not buy, all sorts of neat things. (Not  good) More like 
a visit to the local museum than a swap meet.   Lon

Tony Underwood wrote:

> At 09:18 hours 06/15/2006, Gary Swiatowy wrote:
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>> For those of you who have ever been to any of the Carlisle events, 
>> the following article may come as a shock!
>> Carlisle has been a destination for many car enthusiasts over the 
>> years, relocating the events could be a major undertaking.
>>
>> http://www.cumberlink.com/articles/2006/06/14/news/news20.txt
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> This has been a somewhat hot topic of discussion among the Mopar bunch 
> over the last few days...  and if the fairgrounds are lost to the car 
> crowd it's gonna be the end of an era.
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> Then again, should a car club wanna stage a show in Carlisle after the 
> fact, they could still petition a local hotel to host the show not 
> unlike the recent Carlisle location of the Corsa National Convention 
> which had nothing to do with the fair grounds.
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> tony.. 
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