2024 EFV-8 Central National Meet Auburn Indiana

[Pat/Ohio]

Originally Posted by 30ccpickup

Everyone knows everyone, I am new and know no one. I entered my 1938 Standard V-8 60 in the Rouge Class. If you spot my car, please come up and introduce yourself.

I think I just saw your car pass by the Cracker Barrel in Auburn around 6:30. I will check it out tomorrow and say hello! Nice car!

Pat

[1942deluxe]

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The 42 coupe is ready to go to Auburn with Chris's (Sugarmaker) help. We are leaving in the morning.

[nelsb01]

There's nothing like a Rouge vehicle to draw attention. Thanks for bringing it.

Yes, bring water and a large hat -- it was 92 and humid today when we arrived.

[sugarmaker]

30ccpickup,
A lot of were first timers at one point too. Even my old truck was greeted with respect and we quickly became part of the family of the Early V8 club! We should be there early in the evening.
Cheryl is looking forward to the event, but just not sure how well she will hold up in the heat.
Are the cars on tarmack or grass?
Regards,
Chris and Cheryl

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by 1942deluxe

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The 42 coupe is ready to go to Auburn with Chris's (Sugarmaker) help. We are leaving in the morning.

[38 coupe]

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[Zeke3]

My first meet also, I look forward to meeting a lot of new friends this week. Be there tomorrow evening.

[mercman from oz]

The show has begun - wish I was there

[38 coupe]

The show field happened today, and later was a cruise-in around the square in downtown Auburn.

[mercman from oz]

Thanks 38 coupe for posting these pictures, but what happened to the green grass?

[mercman from oz]

Vehicles on display outside the Court House at Auburn.
The grass is nice and green at this location.

[mercman from oz]

Compare the nice green grass at the 2009 Early Ford V8 Nationals - Auburn

[Zeke3]

I don’t think the grass has fully recovered from the building project shown in the picture with the two yellow shoebox convertibles. It sure was a great place to cool off.

[Old Redneck]

I had my Junker in there at the meet. It did not rain just a heat wave. Still better then winter. Lots of very nice cars to look at. There was 6, 32 Fords line up in the show. Now to go to N.Y. in Sept. Going to take my Clunker up there also. Does it snow up there in Sept?

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by Old Redneck

I had my Junker in there at the meet. It did not rain just a heat wave. Still better then winter. Lots of very nice cars to look at. There was 6, 32 Fords line up in the show. Now to go to N.Y. in Sept. Going to take my Clunker up there also. Does it snow up there in Sept?

[1942deluxe]

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Cathy, the 42, and I had a wonderful time!

[flatford8]

Good picture John!…….Mark

[Als48]

Yep! Wish I could have been there. Our church is building a new sanctuary and I wanted to be there to help out this week. We had a volunteer framing crew in from all over the country this week and got our new 10,000 sq. ft. building framed in and plywood on the walls and roof. Great to see it going up.

Al Hook

[Kens 36]

Originally Posted by Old Redneck

I had my Junker in there at the meet. It did not rain just a heat wave. Still better then winter. Lots of very nice cars to look at. There was 6, 32 Fords line up in the show. Now to go to N.Y. in Sept. Going to take my Clunker up there also. Does it snow up there in Sept?

Redneck,

Congratulations on your Dearborn Award. You worked hard for it. We will see you in Clayton,

Ken

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by 1942deluxe

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Cathy, the 42, and I had a wonderful time!