Sean M Rooks wrote: The wife even found the experience satisfactory - high praise!
That really makes things nicer. The hotel this year was very nice with very accommodating personnel. That helps. There are some good restaurants nearby and that helps. The hotel was within walking distance of the show on the boardwalk and that is a giant plus for wives who can really only take so much of the car thing. Being able to retreat to a comfortable room is a very important feature. The hospitality was a pleasure as well. We have been to 14 Holidays and there can be problems with the hospitality rooms. Overall the event was comfortable and that is hard to do.
All absolutely true. I think for my lady, winning the Classico Wheels wood Nardi replica steering wheel at the banquet won her over. The door prizes were SO GREAT! I would've been thrilled with any of them.
The Flanders was a great place to stay. I like old hotels, but they are often sketchy with facilities and whatnot. We found our suite to be a very nice respite from the weather, which was very coastal fall. Meeting old friends and making new ones was also a bonus.
The tech talks and presentations by Lee Raskin and Dave Miller were also very informative and enjoyable. Overall a great Holiday! Many thanks to the organizers!
Thanks Cliff, Meissen blue.
What is the color of Debbie and Bill Cooper's car #95 in the picture posted on page 1 of this thread by Adam. Is that an original Porsche color? I like that color very much as well.
The door prizes were SO GREAT! I would've been thrilled with any of them.
