Detroit Autorama/Pro-Touring Dinner.

[trapin]

Thank you to Scott for allowing this to be stuck up here for the past month. We had about 4 "no shows" and 15 attendees. Not bad. I hope everyone enjoyed themselves, it seemed like they did. I'd like to thank everyone who came out, it was a pleasure meeting you all. And a special thank you to Bill Howell for hangin out with us while we walked around the show. It was fun seeing the show with him. We'll see you Tennessee in September.

I got a special bonus at the end of the night....as my cousin and I were walkin' out the main lobby at Fishbones, in walked a guy I've been wanting to meet for several years now; Chip Foose. I walked up and said hello and shook hands before chatting with him for a couple of minutes. A super nice guy. I was surprised that he asked for my name, that shows how personable he is. I was impressed with him. If you're ever at a car show or SEMA or wherever and you bump into him, do not hesitate to say hello, he's a great guy.

[Roger Poirier]

Originally Posted by trapin

Thank you to Scott for allowing this to be stuck up here for the past month. We had about 4 "no shows" and 15 attendees. Not bad.

Sorry, I was one of the no shows. I'm a diabetic and bottomed out aprox. 4:30 that afternoon on sat. while still at the show. Meaning I was very close to going into insulin shock. By the time my family ran and got me a pop and candy bar I didn't recover until aprox. 6:00 p.m. When this happens it takes all your strength away. With that, the show, the work on the car leading up to the event simply exhausted me. I didn't have the energy to show up even late.

R.P.