Macungie,Pa "Wheels of Time Show"

Guys--try to make this one in Pennsylvania

Great show, it is the end of this month August.


Go online to check out the info --Macungie,Pa "wheels of time" car show

 

Hmmmm. May have to make this one

 

If you can't find it on-line,try looking for it on facebook

 

Will the rediculous tickets for food thing still be in effect? It ****ed for the AACA show!!

 

used to be good

 

Speaking as a Wheels of Time member, we have no control over that. But I'm sure it will be in effect. By the way we hate it too!

Stop by where participants get there T-shirts and stuff and say Hi!!

Bill

 

was a great show at one time but since they started that 100 points thing alot of people i know stop going i still go for one day but i don.t bring a car so sat. i can go to the rumber,s show in brooklyn but both are good shows

 

Working now.

Bill

 

Here are some photos from 2009

http://www.pbase.com/consoli/macungie_2009

 

What is the "100 points thing"?

 

Cars cannot be stock and must be modified enough to meet the 100 points according to the following:

http://www.wheelsoftime.org/100points.htm <o></o><o></o><o></o>

 

For the past 30 years we've had the 100 point rules...

 

We all hate it, but its out of our control. There's a few local food places that have taken advantage of the situation and sent their people into the park to take orders!!!

 

Wheels of Time Rod & Custom Jamboree
August 27th, 28th, and 29th, 2010
32nd Year of Family Fun & Community Support - Join the Fun! &#8211; Lot&#8217;s to do
69 & Older Hot Rods & Customs , Flea Market, & Crafts
Featuring &#8211; Sam Memmolo from TV show &#8220;Shade Tree Mechanic&#8221; and &#8220;Two Guys Garage&#8221;
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Bands: Molly Sings Country, Ricky Smith and the Crush , Left Edge Cl***ic Rock Band, Smith Compound band, Red Hill Ramblers, The Sharkskins, Flamin **** and the Hot Rods and Jynx.
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Nostalgia Race Cars &#8211; Check out Paul Bayarinas&#8217;s &#8220;Lithuanian Locomotive, The "HURRI-CAIN-II" 67 Plymouth Barracuda built by Fred F. Cain Inc, Ken Kull&#8217;s 1933 Willys, and a twin engine Hemi dragster!
Other attractions: BMX Stunt Show & Valve Cover Racing
Swimming Pool
Food Court
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Registrations options:
<!--[if !supportLists]-->1. <!--[endif]-->3 Day Registration at show= $50 - Includes same merchandise as pre-Registered on a limited first come first serve basis. No entry ticket for Sunday Grand Prizes Drawing.
<!--[if !supportLists]-->2. <!--[endif]-->2 Day Registration at show= $30 - Includes 2 ****ons Only
<!--[if !supportLists]-->3. <!--[endif]-->1 Day Registration at show= $20 - Show Entrance only. No ****ons
<!--[if !supportLists]-->4. <!--[endif]-->Sunday Only= $10
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The show opens each day at 7:00 AM. Spectator gate admission is $8 (under 16 free). Bring a non-perishable food items and get $2 off the admission price. Food is donated to the Second Harvest Food Bank, with tons of food donated over the years.
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The Wheels of Time Rod & Custom Jamboree is one of the largest all-volunteer events in the nation and each year approximately 15,000 spectators and participants attend the show. Over the past 20 years an average $60,000 is given each year to local charities and the Wheels of Time scholarship program for young adults. To date, over $1,200,000 has been donated to local community organizations, over 300 scholarships have been awarded, and hundreds of pints of blood have been given to the Miller-Keystone Blood Center. Wheels of Time members have also provided incalculable community support in cars for parades and events, volunteer hours, and support for those in need.

 

Well at least the pizza shop is open Its better than waiting in line twice for ,First tickets and then food ,Just get your hand stamped and also way down the street there is a bar.....

 

This food ticket thing must be new this year. I've been attending this show for many years and have always liked the food offered, but I'm not going to stand in 2 lines for it. It will still be one of the best shows anywhere, so I'll just bring my own food this year and have a great time.

 

If you like seafood, check out a restaurant called "The Stoned Crab" (no jokes, I didn't name it) about three miles from the show field.

 

we saw that on the way to Das Fest

funny name fer sure


many stoned crab impersonations

 

Well this looks like a good thing to me, if your car can't get 100 points out of that list, I don't think it belongs at any custom show. I wish more places would do this.

 

If a bunch of HAMBers go to the show it would be even better. If you really can't deal with the food tickets walk across the street at the rear of the field to the VFW. Platter style good food priced right and a bunch of cool old folks.
The coupe isn't done yet but,it's only a half hour drive for me so I go. I was there last week for the original car event. Flea market,cars,a nice area, good eats,etc.
How 'bout a HAMB meet and greet at the flag pole around lunch time and we go over to the VFW...
Smokey

 

Sounds like a plan!

 

Great show i've been going for 21 years and no rain this year !

 

I will be there. I can't wait. This is gonna be a big deal for me as it will be my first legitimate show with my hot rod and it will be my first time driving my car with my dad. I am registered and all set. I'll be putting nearly 400 miles on my car that weekend. I am SOOO pumped. Hope to meet some of you guys there!!!

 

i like the 100 points thing...keeps the boring stuff out

 

This is a good show, usually with 2000 or so cars in attendance. Been going there for a long time and wouldn't miss it. The park is a great setting with gr***, shade trees, bandstand, pool, music, and the food is ok and reasonably priced but the change to food tickets is good reason to bring your own food or eat at the Bear Swamp Diner, Alfredo's Pizza or one of the other places mentioned. I'm looking forward to seeing fellow HAMBers there again this year.

 

We use to go til some of the registration people gave a friends wife a hard time because her 34 ford wouldn't start after registering, they told us we had 10 mins to get it moved or it was getting towed from the fairgrounds. The next year me and a two others had our registrations turned down, me attending for 10 years, and my one buddy was there from the first show,and the guy that brings the valve cover track even got turned down that the same year. A few years later they had to open it up to later models cause the car count dropped. Possibly because of the rude treatment, friends and family members reistrations being turned down and saying screw it, if their not going were not going, lets got to another show.....

 

Come on out to the show HAMBers got enough registrations left for all of you. It's a good time to get to know each other. Plenty of hard to find parts in the flea market.

 

Food thing... must have missed it last year myself. With so many different food varieties there should be somethnig for everyone. I've been going for over 16 yrs and its always a fun time. A groups of us from the area always get together there every year. I even survived Mudcungi.

I won't have my car again this year its going to be painted....and there is green cheese on the moon. Perhaps next year.

 

I'll be there, Saturday only.