NT,
+1 on the great show part.
There were about 125 cars......pretty good for a first time attempt!

DJ Ed Cullins does a lot of shows around Hillsborough County
and he artfully stepped from song to song to include music from
all car cultures. No matter what you were showing, he had the
kind of music that you were used to hearing. He will be DJing another
charity open show later on in March. keep checking local events.

Team Hatchimoto had jackets and hats for their club and one of their
members won Best Wheels. It was the same car that he won best lighting with
several meets ago. Team Hatchimoto almost got best club. A shout out to the
"Hello Kitty" Honda with pink wheels........

Team Styles wore matching club t-shirts and took best Club. One of their members
won Best Import. At the end they got everyone together for a group picture. Coming
soon they will be putting on a show/meet at a Toyota Dealer to be named, once
negotiations are completed.

Both Team Hatchimoto and Team Styles have a variety of car types.
I see that as a good way of building a larger club instead of restricting it to
one kind of car only.

Brooklyn Downshifters built their club by having different types of cars and
maybe that is a way to go. I was at a meet/show/fundraiser for Domestic
Violence Center about a week ago where the payout for the 50-50 drawing
was $220 cash!..... and one of their members won it! He mentioned that the
Downshifters are holding their own charity event in a few weeks.
.......and he donated the whole $220 to the Domestic Violence center!

Here's a shout out to DJ hallucin8 and Civic99 from the Thursday night Cul De Sac Crew
over in Brando-Seffner. I saw you guys........ -Bob

 

It was nice hanging out with everyone & looking at some cool cars, Team Stylez did great & Mike's car looks amazing, also nice to see Bob out there & getting a chance to chat on what's good, great day.

 

pics of the event????

 

Very nice summary from the show Bob. Thanks! We really enjoyed the show, no rain!-Team Hatchiemoto, Steven
Here are some pics of the show:
https://www.facebook.com/Hatchiemoto - Team HATCHIEMOTO Fan Page
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=262328297176985&set=a.1436755690422 59.38228.139250952818054&type=1&theater
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=1&theater

 

An excerpt:-Bob
[h=2] Actually..[/h] The article is fantastic, but let me clarify. This wasn't our first attempt at a car show, it was our (Tampa Jax Wax's) second car show. Both of our shows we made sure to invite from the classics all the way up to the imports. Its a tough thing to do, to bring both families together without rolling of eyes, or leaving suddenly but every one always pats us on the back when we accomplish it. The first show brought out 100 cars, this one brought just under 200, with 125 actually registered for show. The variety of cars was amazing. We has built from scratch classics, new-age ford and dodges, large lifted trucks, 4 race cars, hot rods, mob like suicide door vehicles, a big red wagon, etc. DJ Ed Cullins did a great job (his usual playlist is all classics) So myself and a member from South East Mopars hand picked the variety of music to make sure every single age had a song to bop their head too. We wanted this show to be successful for the organization we raised for, so we wanted all ages to attend, and get along. I have to say it worked (again). We work closely with the High Rollers Classics, and the Import crowds - its only in our nature to combine all of our "customers" in one area and show them what we can do, not only as a detail company, not only as a detail product company, but now as car show hosts. We hope everyone who attended had a great time. And we are looking forward to another event in 2013!

 

Senor Honda's response:
[h=2]it's cool that you are bringing the car community together[/h]

 

Can anyone give me details of the exact number of car at the show and some other info like; sponsors and other people invited. I contacted the staff people but haven't got any questions.