uberstang1

I've gone to this show every year for the last 5 years, it is alot of imports/mini trucks (hell im the only muscle car in my club anyway) but there usually is a dozen or so nice mustangs that show up along with another dozen or so brand x muscle cars and some classics. Its a real good show and the autocross event is a blast. The club that hosts the show (Kiddie Rydes) are a bunch of great guys. Its a great local show if anyone is in the area, It will be the debut for my car coming out of the paint shop (or alteast it better be freakin done, cause it was supposed to be for the AM show) I have a great time at this show every year, last year was a very low turn out because it freakin snowed/rained the entire day.

They started the website and have a trailer video of what's to come this year.

Saturday Oct 16th
Hosted by the Kiddie Rydes Car Club and sponsored by A&A Auto stores.
Music by DJ Kryptonite
The Kiddie Rydes Audio dB Challenge
SCCA Autocross Racing (weather permitting)
Over 130 trophies will be handed out
Lots of games, contests and prizes
Dozens of vendors

Spectators - FREE
Registration - $20? I'm guessing it's the same as last year
Roll In - 9AM to 1PM? Once again just guessing it's the same as last year

Luzerne County Community College
1333 South Prospect St
Nanticoke, PA

THIS IS A RAIN OR SHINE SHOW!

GOLDDIGGA

hey uberstang1! thanks for the support! heres a little more info for eveyone...

Northeast PA's 11TH Annual DROPTOBERFEST car and truck show will be held this year on Saturday, October 16th. Located at the Luzerne County Community College campus in Nanticoke, this show attracts enthusiasts and clubs from up and down the East Coast. All styles are welcome including minis, lifted, full size, sport compacts, lowriders, raceready, hot rod, muscle, rat rod, and even lowrider bikes, just to name a few. Show is 8-5, rain or shine, and registration is $20.00 which closes at 1pm. 100% of the proceeds are donated to the college. General ADMISSION IS FREE!!! Dozens of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place trophies in every class sponsored by A&A Auto stores. There are more classes and specialty trophies this year than ever before. Over 135 trophies up for grabs! The Sports Car Club of America will again be holding a SOLO II autocross/ drifting competition for racers and spectators. If interested in racing at the show, make sure to visit the SCCA website for important information. Also on the agenda is the Kiddie Rydes DB Challenge, a SPL stereo competition which will add more trophies to the mix. The guys from DROP 'EM WEAR will be participating in this event and will have the official 11th anniversary DROPTOBERFEST tee shirt available for sale! A&A Auto stores will be present along with Auto Addictions, Jesse "the turtle and alligator guy", the US ARMY and their FREE rock climbing wall, Jack Williams Auto Stores, and many more retail and food vendors. Lots of activities to do like the Quaker Steak & Lube Wing eating contest, carnival games to play, competitions to enter, live entertainment by DJ Kryptonite, and free prizes to take home! The girls will be out selling raffle tickets all day for our famous, sold-out-every-year, gigantic raffle. Confirmed show coverage will be announced on the website within the following weeks. Visit Kiddie Rydes or Droptoberfest on MySpace and Facebook for pictures of previous Droptoberfests. Lastly, Droptoberfest started as the area's only outlet for lowered cars and trucks to compete against themselves, not against vehicles like classic, muscle, antique, and hot rod. Over the past ten years, Droptoberfest has made such a name for itself, that it had to grow to accomodate these other categories of custom vehicles. So if you haven't been by in a few years, try it again, you'll be impressed by the balance of old and new, dropped and lifted, classic and modern, and race and cruisin'. The vehicle customization industry constantly evolves and Droptoberfest has grown year after year to accomodate these new forms of expression, so come check it out in 2010

uberstang1

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