We had a surprise visit from a member who lives in Georgia now and her husband. Guess who, here's a hint, her car as she was pulling in after a 14 hour drive.

Some other PFF members cars, think Maple leaf.



Some others.


More to follow.

Man Aven, I want another one of these things so BAD!!!!!!! Just being lazy on this saturday cruising the forum I never come to lol.
How ya been?

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I'ved been fine Arizona. I didn't get to take my car to the show this year, but I would have put it in display only class anyway.
Now for some out of the ordinary Fieros.






more to follow.

[This message has been edited by avengador1 (edited 05-20-2006).]

Thanks for posting the pictures. It looks like it was a great day this year (for a change)

just got home, yes it was ok... very very windy and there was a chill in the air, with a 11am-1115 rain shower then cleared up. wasnt bad, ive been to carlisle in worse!

Did anybody see V8 Archie? I looked all over the grounds and it looks like he didn't go this year. The turn out wasn't as large as usual too, but that could be blamed on the weather. The brief showers didn't ruin the show and the weather wasn't that bad actually.
Here's a couple of more pictures.

quote Originally posted by avengador1: Did anybody see V8 Archie?

Sorry, I didn't make the trip. I've been to every Carlisle Kit Car show, this is the 1st one I've missed.

As of last Wednesday, the forcast was for 3 days of rain at Carlisle & I just didn't feel like driving 730 miles each way just to stand in the rain. To be honest, all day today I've felt like I was playing hookey from school.

Looks like everyone had a good time, thanks for posting the pics.

I see that Bob Rutz was there, that means he'll be here by Tuesday.

Archie

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Thanks for sharing the pics!

quote Originally posted by avengador1:

From what I heard, Ed's Fino won best re-body and best overall interior. Very nice, Ed!

quote Originally posted by avengador1: We had a surprise visit from a member who lives in Georgia now and her husband. Guess who, here's a hint, her car as she was pulling in after a 14 hour drive. .

Nice to see Miss Tress on the road again and with her chin spoiler repaired.

I'll have to pull the pic of the Red Big Block Pantera off of my camera. And how bout' that green Diablo. NIce work.

Turned out to be a nice day. I have'nt been to the import / Replica show in a little while and even though I had a few afternoon appointments, it did'nt stop me from a "Marathon Visit" today.

Leave Bucks County PA at 5:15am.
Arrive in Carlisle at 7:15am
Walk around buy things until 11:30am
(Hang out in the rain by the grey Mera taking pics from 11-11:20am
Go to Arby's, back on the road by 12:30
Back home and back to "the grind" by 2:45

You do what you gotta do!

quote Originally posted by Hank is Here: Thanks for posting the pictures. It looks like it was a great day this year (for a change)

Yeah the weather sure was beautiful! We missed you but hope you are better soon!

More later - I'm still recovering (Now where did I put that bottle.....? )

~ Jen

Any Local News Coverage?

I believe so as Tom Derr, one of our co-organizers was interviewed, however I don't get that news channel here (we're an hour east) so hopefully someone will let us know!

~ Jen

Nice cars!

How much were the 308 rebodies going for?

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ahh I miss my Carlisle trip

Whats that pretty car with the McLaren doors?

[This message has been edited by CaliforniaSpeeder9 (edited 05-21-2006).]

quote Originally posted by AusFiero: ahh I miss my Carlisle trip

And we missed you too Aus, our house this weekend was not the same without you here with the rest of the gang.

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I coulda swore i saw the speed channel there recording the black notchback with the engine up front. (owner and someone else was sleeping in it) I know a few ppl saw it. hopefully they'll chime in as well... Maybe next year we'll see a chopped fiero there...

[This message has been edited by 88GTFormula (edited 05-21-2006).]

The charcoal colored Mera was being sold for $21,500 The yellow 328 was being sold for $12,900.
Here are some more pictures. I took several hundred.
The green Lambo clone has a 3.8 SC engine under the fake covers.

Unless I missed it, how many Fiero's showed up. Looks like better weather than is usually associated with the show.

The blue 'Mclaren F1' Kitcar looks VERY unfinished. However, it could be amazing with some finishing work!

I've GOT to do Carlisle one of these years!

I would have gone just to see skittimes car and talk about my ideas. One day i will venture out and go to one.

Any additional pics of these cars? Rims on the red car and the orange car pics?

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quote Originally posted by 87FieroGTx: The blue 'Mclaren F1' Kitcar looks VERY unfinished. However, it could be amazing with some finishing work!

I think it's a Koenigsegg, not a McLaren. A kit car of the F1 would look silly with only two seats like that.

-- Rodney

quote Originally posted by avengador1:

Anyone know where I can get a set of these Rims? Are these Cragers?

[This message has been edited by Fiero1Fan (edited 05-21-2006).]

Fresh from a long needed relaxing I'd like to say THANK YOU to everyone who
attended our 12th Annual Fieros at Carlisle show. This year's Carlisle was
one of the best ever - and a big thanks goes to the many volunteers who
pitched in. We had over 82 cars on the showfield - 75 registered to
participate in the actual judging. The weather was a 9.5 - minus .5 for some
wind and an 11 AM sprinkle that lasted less than 10 minutes.

A big thanks goes to Tom Derr our chief liason with Carlisle Productions and
one of our major sponsors, Freysinger Pontiac. Tom did an excellent job
getting the Fiero show set up and running with Carlisle Productions and also
helped Don Haag set up a great tech session with Brad Strine from Freysinger. Thanks to his wife
Sara and daughter Salena as well!

Another big thanks goes to my husband Matt, again for putting up with me and
all of his hard work leading up to and during the show.

A thanks to Clint Nichols for helping to procure sponsorship. And a great big
thanks to all of our sponsors!

Also a thanks to MAFOA Board Members Denny Lambert, Bruce Homeyard, Rick
Stewart and Stephanie Lambert for all they did leading up to and during the
show. Each one was instrumental in some part of the planning process - and
Rick and Bruce were of great help today at the show.

I'm sure I'm going to forget some of the people who helped to pitch in today
during the show - many first time volunteers! - but here goes a good effort:

A big thanks to Nancy & Mike Mayer for helping, especially with registration
and cleanup.

A thanks to Wes Williams for being a great club motivator and extra set of
hands!

Thanks to Anthony and Lori Cook for coming all the way down from Canada to
lend a hand - and to Vonnie Lausch for helping to count ballots! Also to our
other Candadian pals for all of their help cleaning up!

Thanks to Ellen & Gordon Gay for handing out ballots and being another extra
set of hands (it's being to sound like an octupus!)

A big thanks to Marc Tessier (GoKart) and his family for helping to set up the
raffle and trophies. Marc had been away from the Fiero scene for awhile and I
know we're glad to have him back!

And thank you to all who judged special awards, assisted with cleanup and many
other things! Your help was appreciated and I'm very optimistic at having a
13th Annual Fieros at Carlisle!

~ Jennifer

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Thanks for posting the pics. I really wanted to come this year but we didn't have time well plus I sold the ony fiero we could have shown two weeks ago. Loooks like everyone had fun.

Angie

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quote Originally posted by madcurl: Any additional pics of these cars? Rims on the red car and the orange car pics?

Here's a good shot of the orange Fiero.

Here are the trophy winners.

My personal favorite!

Jen let my son and I set up the trophies! As close as we were going get to get to one without bringing a Fiero!

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Mark thanks again for all your help! And a big thank you to you - I'm sorry I forgot you in the original list (Editting!)

~ Jen

Shows like this make me wish that I didn't live in the middle of nowhere, Denver is a long way from anywhere. Looks like a good turn out. Nice cars. Joe

quote Originally posted by Fierochic88: Mark thanks again for all your help! And a big thank you to you - I'm sorry I forgot you in the original list (Editting!) ~ Jen

It was totally our pleasure and it was so nice meeting you and everyone else we hadn't met. We never look for praise when we volunteer to help but it's nice you remembered We hope there will be a show next year....we'll help out again and definitely bring our Fiero!

The blue McLaren type car is by DDR Motorsports. Here's a link to a thread at Ari's Kitcar forum: http://www.kitcar.ca/index.php?topic=6694.0 There's a build thread there, too. Somewhere?

Bob

Here are some more pictures of the Indy.




Here are some from last year.