Thanks guys.

That's funny right there!! :grin:

little heat wont hurt anyone. suck it up.

If you're talking about heat transfer .... I don't understand because the building is about 75° and the outside temperature is about 90° ..... I don't think that's a big difference ... but if you're that worried about it what do you do when you transport cars in enclosed trailers when it's very very hot inside the trailer..not sure how that happens ... there's your heat transfer .... but here's a different one what do they do with Chicago when the show is in November and the outside temperature can be 20° and inside is 70° .... I guess my response is suck it up buttercup .... these cars were meant to be inside and outside it doesn't matter.

I have been in the Y building several several times and you want to talk about swamp a$$... that humidity can do some damage by itself . But that's why we agree to disagree

Yep in order to make a funny comparison there needs to be an element of truth to it.


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LOL..The exact same thing I said to a friend living in 120° Phoenix today.
He was giving us grief here in Chicago during the winter.
Ain't payback a B****. :)

I think I'm going. Look for a driver quality, white-on-red '65 Nova on the show field with chrome OE steel wheels and whitewalls.

Just got back. What a fun weekend it was. The solid lifter showroom was awesome too. Here is our Judge set up in building T. Met a few guys over the weekend from here too.

http://i.imgur.com/GDbJ55Yh.jpg

Had a good time at carlisle this past weekend. After all the rain friday satudday and sunday was sunny and warm. Awesome display of cars, thanks to super car workshop and those involved putting together a class act collecfion of cars. Lots of people sat, most i have seen in a while. Thanks to Phil Borris and his wife for setting up display items of Norwood and Phil for is attention to detail seminars, things we learn each and everyday. Thank gou to all wbo keep this hobby going forward.