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Swap & Show 2014 Will Be On 3 May At The Brisbane Marina

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Initial posting-- Swap & Show 2014 will be on 3 May at the Brisbane Marina (as recent years).  For anyone concerned, this is BEFORE Bimmerfest at the Rose Bowl.


 


We still have a number of details to work out, but the date and location are set.  Watch for a preregistration announcement with MotorsportsREG.

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More details are available and pre-registration is open on Motorsportreg [http://www.motorsportreg.com/index.cfm/event/event.advert/uidEvent/360477F3-AC31-A0F7-214243BFF3796B62#.Uuik9XmttFQ].  Pre-reistration saves money: we charge $20 on Motorsportreg but $30 to register on-site (and if you register on-site there is a possibility we will not have your shirt size, but we do try to order enough). More details are on the pre-registration page but the event card graphic gives the key details.  And feel free to post any questions that may arise so we can facilitate a great turnout!

 

Larry

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Guess who'll be there this year? It's been a while! But back to my 02roots again!

 

Lisa

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Both my son and I are coming but does not look like either of our cars will make it.  

 

His Sahara 74 tii will be getting "sorted out" and my Chamonix 72 might still not have a complete interior.

 

We were car less last year at this time and now we have 2.  If either of my other two boys find something we might have 3 next year.  We'll see.

 

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Hi Spike--

 

You can bring your car in any condition (well, driveable helps) and so long as it does not damage the lawn (another recent issue).  If you have lightened your tii by removing some of the interior I do not see that as a problem.  But I hope to see you (and your son{s}) with or without a car to show.  Less than 2 weeks away and the shirts are enroute!

Larry Ayers

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We will be there regardless.  My car has no seats or window glass front and rear.  My son's car is going to a good friend for sorting out.  What I might have are some 2002 HO scale slot cars to show.  I have an HO scale track in my garage and a friend is painting up some bodies in 02 colors in a simple 2002 livery scheme. Hoping to hold a race/get together at my house this summer for local 02 owners.  More to come..... 

 

Be well and see you on the 3rd.

 

Stuart aka Spike

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Hi everyone--

 

Just a last instant reminder that preregistration closes today.  You're welcome to come if you do not preregister, but bring $30 to show or swap.  Still, observers are welcome at no charge.  We have 79 registrations so far.

 

Larry

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Larry -

 

My car is close but still lots to do.  Here are a few videos from last Saturday's check in with my interior guy.

 

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She's getting there but my interior guy is 80+ years old and I don't want to push him.

 

See you Saturday.

 

Stuart

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Hi all, 

 

I'll be at the show for sure, but can't say the same for my 02. Waiting on a fairly critical parts shipment that might not arrive in time. 

 

In the meantime, if any of you have a set of early bumper brackets that you're looking to part with, I'll look for you in the swap area.

 

Cheers,

 

Bjorn

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Hi Spike--

 

Carl Nelson was there last year with some parts.  I'm not sure if he is driving up again this year, although his La Jolla Independent remains a Turbo sponsor.  If he appears I'm sure you (or your brother) can discuss 700 parts with him.  If that does not work for some reason you can e-mail or call him.

 

See everyone tomorrow!

 

Larry

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