I own a nightclub in Nottingham, NH which has a very large parking lot. I want to have a "Tuner Car Owners Meet" there on Sunday afternoons (starting in May). Any thoughts if such a venue would attract car owners and vendors? I would have to charge somehow in order to cover expenses. Your ideas would be appreciated.

Dave


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I dont live near there so i don't know about the location, but the best way to charge is for people that would like to enter their car into a contest, just have a nomination fee.

 

Have decided on Sunday May 7, 2006 for the first "Tuner Car Meet". It's going to be more or less a "show - sell -buy" type of gathering. I hope to have a web site up and running shortly with details. One question though; what would be a convenient start time?

Dave

 

well if its a sunday you don't want it in the morning or early afternoon "all those church goers, or lazy people who sleep till 1:00, haha, i would say around 5 or 6 would be fine.

 

well If I am back up in Mass which I hope to be...Ill drive out bring my Tarmac EVO too. Be cool to hang out

 

Latest on New Hampshire "Tuner Car Meet":

Tuner Car Meet, Sundays 2 PM to 6 PM (starting May 7, 2006) at Daniels Hall, Route 4, Nottingham, NH. Show, buy & sell, food available, large paved parking area, along with inside seating area. Vote for best of show, trophy awarded. Tables and space available for vendors. Call 603 942-8525 for additional info or e-mail tunercarmeet@verizon.net

Stock & modified welcome!

Dave

 

sounds cool. If emonz is back up here i'll probably go with him too it. Dont really have a show car at the moment

 

Count me in

 

Thank you everyone for your advice. I purchased a web site for the meet: www.tunercarmeet.com will probably take a couple of weeks before I can insert content, but it's a start. I'm looking forward to spending time with other car people that appreciate four cyl rockets. I'm getting kind of tired of cruise nights with old Fords and Chevys, etc. The new cars today are way better than the old muscle cars.

Dave

 

Tuner Car Meet web site now up and running, so details on the New Hampshire "Tuner Car Meet" can be checked out at www.tunercarmeet.com

Dave