Did anyone else make it up there? I know several of us are within driving distance of them.
I spend Thurs night in the ER due to a bum shoulder, (it's all down hill hill after 30, I turned 48 last week) Friday in a Vicadine induced sleep, then shook it off and painfully drove 2 hours to the show.
Lots of really nice cars and worth the drive for the show. I liked their old showroom better and can't believe they don't have the shot up Shelby on display anymore.
If I had money to burn I would leave my car with them for a while. They had 8 or 10 cars in their shop in various stages of being rebuilt. There are 8-10 really lucky bastards out their somewhere who will have a beautiful car someday but not the pride of doing it themselves.

 

There's a well-know shop a couple hours up the road from you in PA, Glazier Nolan. They've been at it for over 30 years. 206 cars showed up for their Customer Appreciation Day show this year.