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> HELP!! I need some assistance. If you were going to notify / invite some
> magazine or TV show representatives to one of our meets, who would you
> invite? I'm looking for a list of shows that you watch, or magazines that
> you read or think might be interested in covering BIG XXV. Since this is the
> 25th year of the 'BIG' meets, (Bricklin Internation Gathering ... I had to
> look that one up!) I thought we'd attempt to get our names in the automobile
> magazines / shows.
Some of the shows that I watch that visit these types of events would be "My
Classic Car" which is shown on TNN, there is another show on ESPN but I can't
remember the name. I will try to find it out tonight.
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> Also, if you were going to solicit businesses for donations for the meet
> 'goodie bags', raffle and auction, who would you ask? (ie Summit Racing,
> GoodRich, etc.) I need a list of those, too.
Not really sure, but it can't hurt trying.
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> One last one for now. In Ohio, my Brick is considered to be a historical
> vehicle, and can now run historical plates. Is anyone living in a state
> where this is not the case? Will you be purchasing historical plates for you
> car? Why or why not?
I live in Illinois which has historical plates. When I licensed my B I had the
chance to do this but opted out. The price on the plates was great something
like $140 for five years I think. The only problem is that there was driving
distance regulations and you could only take the car out for a show or repairs.
That wasn't going to work for me. If you don't drive the car that much it would
probably be great but if you do I would think standard plates would be best.
Take care,
Mitch Huffington #2376
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