Millersville Charity Car Show-4/27/08

[Whitesupra94]

Hey everyone,

The Millersville University car show is coming up at the end of April, Sunday 4/27/08. This show has been going strong for ~5 years now and generally gets a pretty good turnout. When the weathers nice you can expect ~150 cars at any given time, and ~300 throughout the day. That was before I knew of this forum though, so hey....if it turns out like the sonic meet we could potentially double that.

Roll in:10-12
The Show: 12-3
Trophies at the end of the show (A total of 21).

This is a judged event, and if you enter it does cost (unless you're an MU student or Alumni)
$10 to pre-register (printable forms on the website)
$15 the day of the show.
No charge for spectators

There will be a portable 2wd dynojet dyno at the show(sorry awd guys). Cost of the dyno is $50 for 3 pulls. Yes, its up $10 from last year, but it costs more to bring the dyno now b/c of gas prices, etc. (dyno's from Backstreetperformance in ohio)

This IS A CHARITY EVENT...so even if you dont want to try and win a trophy, please consider donating. The entire cost of entry will be donated to the Milagro House of Lancaster.


www.millersville.edu/~uab/showpreview.html
The website explains most things. The judging is going to be similar to the example sheets, as it hasnt changed much since the 05 sheets that are posted.

NOTE: I'm not sure they are getting the same judges back this year, as their main sponsor won't be giving as much support as in the past. Check out the class breakdown online, and if you are extremely familiar with all types of vehicles in one class and want to judge, shoot me a PM or something. Obviously you wont be able to judge your own car, but if you're not entering and want to help out consider it.(Not sure if they'll pay you or not). This does not mean they wont have reputable judges this year, I'm just not sure who's coming back and I'd rather give them a few names in case their guys do fall through

Sorry if this seems like a shameless plug for the show....I was in charge of it for the past 3 years, and now that I've graduated I want it to keep going strong.