Car auto show at work

So next Friday is the annual charity auto show at work. I'll be bringing the wagon- I have some ideas for some silly things to do as far as documentation goes. Maybe I'll pick up a trophy and award myself "biggest car in show" or something like that- who knows. Any of you do any funny things to showcase b-body wagon pride at an open car show?

Trust me, these stand out at the car meets! You could always strap Aunt Edna to the roof!

Aunt Edna on the roof and a leash tied to the bumper would be great. I doubt the kids would get it.

Best woodie, with a large ----- as the trophy.

Make him a sticker Dave that reads,"Go ahead,you can touch my woody."

Nice....

I'm sure we can all come up with other variations on that theme. I might even print them for you in vinyl.

So, I really wasn't able to get anything together with a funny fake award or National Lampoon's Vacation props. But I now have a real award to take next year.



Also, I got parked next to one of my co-workers who just imported this Mazda AX-1, so we had a good contrast of large and small automobile representation in an extremely compact space.




And I want this Hudson

Love the lines on that Hudson!

That Hudson was awesome. In the 70's we had some AMC Hornets. They didn't look anywhere near as awesome.

I brought a real film camera this time, so I didn't get a lot of phone pictures, but here's a few that were interesting to me.

This guy had a 50's service van and an early 60's travel trailer. Lots of shiny aluminum and turquoise.



Another shot of the AX-1. This car generated a lot of interest, but the big one behind it won the award. Maybe it helped. In any case, it's cute. The total displacement of the engine at 660cc is less than one piston's worth in the LT1 by the way. But it does have a turbo.



Green Lambo!



And of course an 80's time machine. I was surprised to only see one given the huge amount of nerds and their cars here.



Here's what the dash on the Hudson looks like. Really nice!