Re: "It's better to be looked over than overlooked"

["Richard Estermyer" <javelinman74@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Tom, John and Jock all are right.
Personal Experience is the Ypsilanti Orphan Show:
Orphan Car Show, Ypsilanti, MI, Jack Miller (Miller Hudson Sales) (734) 
482-5200 or www.ypsiautoheritage.org.

IF you never did, you should.  If you did, you know why.  It is as Jock 
says, pre entry ONLY.  Then the cars are lined up by make, model and year!  
Signs with that info and your name too!  Set in a beautiful riverside park, 
in Depot Town on Ypsilanti.  Right down the street from Miller's Hudson 
Dealership, all as it was before.  Right next door is the Ypsilanti Heritage 
Meseum, down the street is the Fire Station Museum and another new auto 
museum next to that (sorry, can't think of the name).  Also around the 
corner is a big name car auction company w/cars on display.  Ypsilanti is 
still the car town since the Tucker has left and GM Hydro-matic isn't what 
it used to be, besides the two Ford plants (no visteon for me)

They also have a pass in review that these two gentlemen give and awsome and 
very informative talk about each car.  The basics of the owner and then some 
history.  Makes a great video!

Sunday June 5, 2005.  Make plans and check it out.  1st class all the way, 
especially the AMC way!



Richard


Richard Estermyer
6235 S. Mohawk Avenue
Ypsilanti, MI 48197

734.483.5187
734.320.7066 cell
javelinman74@xxxxxxxxxxx

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Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2005 19:25:07 -0500
Subject: Re: "It's better to be looked over than overlooked"
Message-ID: <20050420.192507.-16268373.0.NAMDRA@xxxxxxxx>
From: Jock J Jocewicz <namdra@xxxxxxxx>

Tom & John,
 Yes, that would be nice. But this would take more help, require somehow
or the other for some genius to know what years are coming so they could
allot the right amount of space for each year and hope the entrants all
came in age related order. It would probably require that all pre-enter
and not allow any entrants in that haven't pre-entered. And so on!!!

On Wed, 20 Apr 2005 15:17:14 -0700 (PDT) Tom Jennings <tomj@xxxxxxx>
writes:
> On Wed, 20 Apr 2005, Mahoney, John wrote:
>
> > While there's rationale for specific-model lineups, I think the most
> > "spectator-educational" shows are those using chronological display: 
> there's
> > no better way to teach auto history than a walk through time.  Moreover,
> > there's no better way to master a make than to see exactly what was 
> changed
> > from one year to the next.
>
> Oooh I like this! Easy on the club too! Just clump cars
> in one year together. Done!


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