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What you said! WIll

It was a great show. I posted only a smattering of the pictures I took and I will be posting some more and some stills from the video in a day or two. the Silver car with no bumpers had some serious metal flake in the paint, and the video still should show it off far more than the pict I posted-it was more like magic than paint. The S30s went from Wild to mild, and everything between was well represented. I spent some very enjoyable time talking to the owner of the V8 conversion with the cut bumper and the 300ZX hood scoop in a cowl induction hood. The guy had done everything himself, and though he readily pointed out flaws, was understandably proud of the car he put together, painted, and drove to the show-I would have been too. I didn't get to talk to many of the other owners there, my camera was leading me all over to the point that I was acting like I had blinders on so I wouldn't miss any thing before there was no room to get a shot. A convertible conversion showed up after the camera had drained the two sets of 2500mah batteries I brought, and so I got footage of it with my camcorder, I will add stills(and maybe a short video) after I get the capture board all setup. Even the mods that weren't to my taste were beautifully done, The show had enough beautifully done variation in S30 representation to really make me think about what my plans for my car are. Those of you who missed it, really missed a terrific event. Scott and Vicky (while chatting about snail trails) played a great crosssection of music(though I didn't hear the theme from my "favorite 350Z commercial"), and Chris was running around wearing atleast fourty different hats from Host, to "it guy" to Photographer, to scratching his head with a "where was I going", the whole time making everything go as smooth as a ZRushs' paintjob! The hosts of this show(including the ones I didn't get to meet) worked very hard on this show and it was obvious! Thank you from Me, my wife, and my son!