Detroit Auto Show
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Joshua312 said:Just curious...I know it doesnt open to the public until January 13th but I cant help but be excited
Anyone else plan on going? It's the 100th Anniversary of the event as well!!
I hate going anymore. I usually won't go unless I get free tickets and feel like fighting thousands of people. LOL Then I end up going and swearing never to go back again.
However, I can't wait for the boat show and autorama! LOL
Alex_Perry1
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Performance World in Toronto (March 9-11 '07) is where it's at. There's pics in my Supermotors account in my signature from '05 and '06.
Tons of custom cars, hot rods, muscle cars, and for the tuner people, there's also that too (not my thing, though).
Tons of custom cars, hot rods, muscle cars, and for the tuner people, there's also that too (not my thing, though).
Prometheus
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I'm going. Haven't been to the show in a long time and I want to go, and it gives me an excuse to get out of town for a weekend.
Here is a little tip for you guys that might not make it to Detroit often. Park at Greek Town Casino. Take the People Mover from the casino to Cobo Hall. Then when you go back to the casino go in and get your parking ticket validated at the casino and tada...free parking!
Not only free parking but easy parking and no crowd to fight. All of the roads around Cobo will be packed and the roof top parking fills up pretty fast. Oh, and all of the lots charge double the fees for the NAIAS week. LOL
Not only free parking but easy parking and no crowd to fight. All of the roads around Cobo will be packed and the roof top parking fills up pretty fast. Oh, and all of the lots charge double the fees for the NAIAS week. LOL
LightngSVT
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Ill be going, as usual. But Iusually go on supplier day, alot less crowded but some of the concepts arent always out yet.
Alex_Perry1
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LightngSVT said:
I'm going to look into that for the Toronto International Auto Show. Hopefully, they have something similar.
LightngSVT
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Danase said:
Well my wife is in charge of all GM projects for her company (headlights only), back when she was just a PM she would gt tickets from her suppliers for free. Since then, I have been able to purchase tickets myself. But I honestly think if you go to either the NAIAS website or COBO's site there is a link where you can buy them online. As long as your in a related industry I dont think they say anything. If you do go those days be sure to at least where khakis and a dress shirt.
sneek
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I really really really want to go. Jan 13=My 18th b-day 
Option A: Go to the auto show
Option B: Get thrashed
too bad i will be doing option c....studying for exams
Option A: Go to the auto show
Option B: Get thrashed
too bad i will be doing option c....studying for examsThe_Terminator
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I plan on going. I go every year and yeah, I hate the crowds, but I love looking at the cars. I take all of my kids along and it's fun to take pictures of them pretending to drive all kinds of stuff.
There were a few years when Dodge put on a show with dancers called poetry in motion. It was absolutley incredible what these acrobats/dancers would do. THe whole auto show was worth it just to see that.
The Jeep fountain is also a pretty cool thing to see in person. For those that haven't seen it, it's a big waterfall in a false rock face that spells out all kinds of things and shows all kinds of logos all by altering the flow of water through the waterfall.
There were a few years when Dodge put on a show with dancers called poetry in motion. It was absolutley incredible what these acrobats/dancers would do. THe whole auto show was worth it just to see that.
The Jeep fountain is also a pretty cool thing to see in person. For those that haven't seen it, it's a big waterfall in a false rock face that spells out all kinds of things and shows all kinds of logos all by altering the flow of water through the waterfall.