GTScoob
01-27-2006, 11:23 AM
GA Tech Auto Show (http://www.gatechautoshow.com/)
The 3rd Annual Georgia Tech Auto Show will be held Saturday, April 1, 2006 on the Georgia Tech campus. Motor vehicles of all types owned by students, faculty, staff, alumni, and corporate sponsors of Georgia Tech will be on display. Classic antique cars, late model modified cars, 4x4 off road trucks, hot rods, cars modified with alternative power delivery (electric, fuel cell), daily-driven transportation, kit cars, race cars, concept cars, prototype cars, and all kinds of motorcycles are all encouraged to participate. Automobiles ranging from extremely rare classics in show condition to unfinished student-budget projects are welcome and appreciated. If the owner takes pride in the vehicle, it has a place in this show.
The show is open and free to the public for viewing the cars on display. Children are especially welcome, but please make sure that they are well supervised so that they do not touch any vehicle without the owner’s permission.
Prizes will be awarded to the best cars and motorcycles of various categories. Only cars and motorcycles owned by those directly affiliated with Georgia Tech will be eligible for judging and prizes. Those interested in participating who are not a Georgia Tech student, faculty, staff, or alumnus will be able to register a vehicle by invitation only. Original sculpture, and other art work, designed specifically for this show by Georgia Tech Industrial Design students will be awarded to the most popular vehicles in each category.
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This show has been very well organized in the past. Tech makes sure to bring back a lot of it's engineers that created badass race cars and whatnot. Last year they had a prototype C6 Z06 and Ford GT along with several Ferraris and Lemans type prototype race cars. You have to be a student, faculty, or alumni to enter but if you dont go to the school you can contact the organizers and if they like your car they'll let you in. It only costs a small donation to Ga Tech Foundation, which helps to fund the various automotive clubs.
-Bobby
The 3rd Annual Georgia Tech Auto Show will be held Saturday, April 1, 2006 on the Georgia Tech campus. Motor vehicles of all types owned by students, faculty, staff, alumni, and corporate sponsors of Georgia Tech will be on display. Classic antique cars, late model modified cars, 4x4 off road trucks, hot rods, cars modified with alternative power delivery (electric, fuel cell), daily-driven transportation, kit cars, race cars, concept cars, prototype cars, and all kinds of motorcycles are all encouraged to participate. Automobiles ranging from extremely rare classics in show condition to unfinished student-budget projects are welcome and appreciated. If the owner takes pride in the vehicle, it has a place in this show.
The show is open and free to the public for viewing the cars on display. Children are especially welcome, but please make sure that they are well supervised so that they do not touch any vehicle without the owner’s permission.
Prizes will be awarded to the best cars and motorcycles of various categories. Only cars and motorcycles owned by those directly affiliated with Georgia Tech will be eligible for judging and prizes. Those interested in participating who are not a Georgia Tech student, faculty, staff, or alumnus will be able to register a vehicle by invitation only. Original sculpture, and other art work, designed specifically for this show by Georgia Tech Industrial Design students will be awarded to the most popular vehicles in each category.
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This show has been very well organized in the past. Tech makes sure to bring back a lot of it's engineers that created badass race cars and whatnot. Last year they had a prototype C6 Z06 and Ford GT along with several Ferraris and Lemans type prototype race cars. You have to be a student, faculty, or alumni to enter but if you dont go to the school you can contact the organizers and if they like your car they'll let you in. It only costs a small donation to Ga Tech Foundation, which helps to fund the various automotive clubs.
-Bobby