Stephen CA
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Practical Classics Car and Restoration Show 2020 - 27th - 29th March, NEC
https://www.necrestorationshow.com/
https://www.necrestorationshow.com/
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Renegades working with Beaulieu to put on this show on 16th June 2024. Renegades meeting at Rownhams Services to leave at 8.00am to convoy down to Beaulieu.
https://www.solent-renegades.co.uk/threads/beaulieu-custom-and-american-show-16th-june-2024.55909/
POSTPONED Practical Classics Car and Restoration Show 2020 - 27th - 29th March, NEC
- Thread starter Stephen CA
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Added to Calendar: 27-03-20, 28-03-20, 29-03-20
saleen 192
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Thanks for posting.
Stephen CA
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No alternative dates have yet been announced.
AmericanThunder
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Dropping like flies. Gonna be a bad year.
Stephen CA
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I've had a look at some of the other shows I've posted like Pendine Sands and some of the classic hot rod and American shows and they are mostly keeping their eyes on the developing situation before making a final decision. However I think we can safely say we can expect more cancellations unfortunately. ?
On the plus side, more time to work on cars, as not spending weekends at shows.
AmericanThunder
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All well and good except neither of ours need anything!!
AmericanThunder
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Which the more I think about it is a real shame.
I used to enjoy modifying, repairs and general tinkering. When I did I run of steam?
Its is a nice feeling when you play with something to fix or to improve. Perhaps you need to get Clare to fiddle with something on the Challenger and you have to find it and fix it.
AmericanThunder
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Its is a nice feeling when you play with something to fix or to improve. Perhaps you need to get Clare to fiddle with something on the Challenger and you have to find it and fix it.
Oh I know, when I think of the stuff I have done.....
Perhaps I just enjoy the driving and comradeship of car shows more these days?
Break the challenger on purpose?? ?
an88fiero
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Will
Core Member
I agree. I think we reach a point in life when squirming about under cars and getting covered in grease becomes less fun than driving and showing them lol.
Having said that, I probably wouldn't buy a very late or new car even if I could afford it as I think I would miss the need for some degree of tinkering.
I agree, making the car unique and your own is great enjoyment. I feel keeping it perfect new is like saving your girlfriend for the next person.
AmericanThunder
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I will definitely add some personal touches to the Challenger but mechanically it handles, stops and goes well enough I don’t feel the need to try and improve. My personal touches will all be cosmetic this time.
AmericanThunder
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Perhaps I should add the Firebird decal to the hood?! ?
That's a possibility, there is a BMW which was on another thread. Not seen a Challenger like it yet, you would be making it unique.
AmericanThunder
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Well there is the Challenger T/A!!
Will
Core Member
Wouldn't painting it orange with a Confederate flag on the roof and 01 on each door be more fitting given the brand of your car?
I wouldn't recommend the big jumps though lol
AmericanThunder
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Wouldn't painting it orange with a Confederate flag on the roof and 01 on each door be more fitting given the brand of your car?
I wouldn't recommend the big jumps though lol
But Will..... that would be racist!!! ?
Will
Core Member
On a Dukes Of Hazzard liveried Dodge??! Hardly!!!
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