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Great event for Chrysler/Valiant/Dodge/Plymouth badged cars which includes our Chrysler Lancers, Sigmas, Galants, Scorpions, etc.

Details:

Saturday Cruise - 8th March
Meet at Eastern Park Car Park, end of Holt Street, off Ryrie Street, Geelong [Melway Ref. 452 G5] - Meet at 2pm to depart by 2.30pm - Free Pizza & Drinks after Cruise. Trophy awarded to the Entrants Choice Top Cruiser

Show N Shine - Sunday 9th March
Open to all Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth, Desoto, Valiant and AMC powered or bodied vehicles

Vehicles for judging must be in place by 12 Noon

Pre-Entry $15 by the 28th February 2014 or Entry on the Day $20

Public - Gold Coin Donation

Free Kids Entertainment, Tattooing & Face Painting, Jumping Castle, Raffles

Swap Sites, Trade Sites, & Cars for Sale

Please Email for full program details including Entry Forms

When:

Cruise - Saturday 8th March 2014

Show N Shine - Sunday 9th March 2014

Where:

Show N Shine - Geelong Grammar School, Corio Campus

Cruise Details - see above details

Time:

Show N Shine - 9th March from 8am

Cruise - 8th March from 2pm



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This great event is on this weekend. I forgot about the cruise today, but I'll be there tomorrow with my GE Sigma. Anyone else going?

It was a great day, but my Sigma was the only Chrysler badged Mitsubishi there (besides a US-import Dodge Colt, aka GD Galant coup, with a 440 V8 setup for drag racing).

Certainly looked like a great day and it's great to see the car there

But I must admit....that's the one thing that irritates me with these one make shows (All Holden/Ford/Chrysler days)

The show gets dominated by the purists and anything that isn't "outside the box)
Holden shows are dominated by Commodores, V8 Torana's and Kingwoods
Fords are GT Falcons, Mustangs and BA XR6T
Chrysler is normally Chargers and Pacers (tho Chrysler is a little better as they are part of a much more broad parent company)

None the less....great to see you supporting the "outside the box" category of cars....keep it up mate...im looking forward to joinging you

Thanks mate, I know my Sigma is no show car, but I did all the work myself and it reminds me of my first car, the blue Sigma I bought in 1998.

U know what BAD-SIG....they are the cars i pay more attention to at a show.......home built cars done on a family budget

I cant work out how cars are "built at home" when they are sent from shop to shop everything done for them....nothing against them....and the cars sent to profesional shop look/perform great....just not my style

I posted some photos of this event on my website: http://www.galant-sigma.com/2014/05/eve ... th-of.html