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PVGP Historic Races at BeaveRun - July 11/12 9am-5pm
Car Show Day - Saturday July 18th, 11am-5pm
Race Day - Sunday July 19th, 8:15 to 12 - Practive & Parade laps, Noon til 5pm are the races.
The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Association is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization with a mission to hold a world-class vintage automotive event for charity. It is the country's largest vintage car race and the only one run on city streets. The 2009 event expects to draw 250,000 spectators for the 10-day festival held from July 10-19.
Any interest in meeting up somewhere and caravanning over to the show? We did this before a got a few people. We meet up at 9 or so and leave at 10/10:30 for the show. If there is any interest I will organize.
Car and I will be at the Show on Saturday 18th. Just myself and family will be at the Invitational on Walnut St tonight (it's my Birthday today, don't expect me to remem ber any of it, am drinking with breakfast!!!)
Also, I showed up at BeaveRun for the BMW Marquee race yesterday, whose red Elise was that parked next to the Honda Odyssey next to the Auto-X track???
Can't wait to see your Elan again. Is there no one else bringing a car? I have to work midnight the night before & had planned on going early & napping before it got too hot, since I'll be stuck there anyway. If anyone wants to kill time there are pics from Walnut St here.... Walnut St Invitational & Birthday pictures from entertainment photos on webshots
I think I may sell my soul for that TVR, who needs a soul??
If all goes well I will bring my 71 BMW 3.0cs. I think I'll put a Lotus club sticker in the rear window so those LT folks who wander by the vintage BMW area will know which one it is.
I'll be there on Saturday, but I'll probably just walk over rather than drive six blocks and spend 45 minutes trying to find a place to park. Then again, I finally get the Lotus back tomorrow so maybe I will drive over.
WOW! I couldn't believe how many Lotus cars were there! I would say at least 15. A fair number of Elises, a couple Elans, Esprits and a pair of Sevens. Too bad I wasn't smart enough to take any pictures.
I was glad I was able to talk to some new people there. Maybe next year I'll try and get something more going for the day.
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