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Car Show Information
Hello Everyone,
I have an "odd" question. I want to put together a large car show here in Deep South Texas. Most of the cars, right, down here are classic vehicles or trucks. What I WANT TO DO IS put on a car show for Sports and Luxury cars ONLY!!!! No trucks.
Has anyone ever done this? If so, how did you create a score sheet. I have some things in my mind but, I would like to see if any of you have ever done this OR have competed in such an event.
Thanks!!!!
Stephen R. Hollon, Jr
Pearland, TX
(956) 357-7696 – Cell/Text / srhtx@yahoo.com
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Re: Car Show Information
First thing you need to do is attend a few of such shows elsewhere and see how they are run. The ones that are successful are that way for a reason. You aren't going to be able to put up some flyers and get people to come - especially a specialized crowd like what you want.
It's a lot of work.
DLB
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Re: Car Show Information
Find a location
Then Find Someone to sell food
Next Get your Local Performance shops to have flier at their shop
Join Luxury 4 Play and 6 Speed and post on there
Join local racing and car forum post on there
Have a local DJ for music
Admission should be around 15 to 20 a car entering in the show
have a couple diffrent classes and get trophies or placks made for the winners
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Re: Car Show Information
The Louisville Concours d'Elegance
This one was around my area. I am not sure if the site will help but I figured I would post it. The show had nothing but exotics and luxury cars like you want. One thing I know they did that you may try is they got a few high end dealers(Bugatti,Lambo...etc) to bring in some very nice cars.
1967 Chevelle SS
2004 Nissan 350Z
2003 GSXR 600
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Re: Car Show Information
This may help you some.Or at least get an idea on how they promote them.Cruisin South Florida - South Florida's Hottest Classic Car Shows!
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Re: Car Show Information
You'll need insurance. Liability, Special Event, and maybe some other. You'll have to check with a broker. If you're the one "hosting" the event, and something happens, you're the one they're going to sue.
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