It was a GREAT weekend! Amy and I had so much fun.
We got there later Friday night then we wanted too, but kids and work will ALWAYS be kids and work. Set up camp, found friends and partied till the small hours of the morning. Which I never do anymore. Didn't get any pics of that (probably for the best).
Following morning was breakfast and good good coffee.
I treat camping out of the 914 like backpacking with added beer.
Spare tire goes in the rear trunk, along with heat tolerant things (like the ground tarp and tent, tools, jack, 2 camp chairs, etc.) Front trunk is now pretty deep. Cooler goes in the center against the bulkhead, air mattress next to it, and sleeping bags get stuffed on the other side. This leaves a pocket in front of the cooler for 2 backpacks (clothes, camp food, etc goes here). In the car were Amy's creature comforts and about 5 liters of water. Our pillows get crammed between our seat backs and the bulkheads. Easy peasy! the cooler was full of beer, aside from a little roast beef and cheese I sliced and brought. So we were making freeze dried hiking food for breakfast - which I really like. It packs down small, its pretty tasty, and does not make a mess.
So all of this fits in the 914, as well as 2 camp chairs and backpacks full of clothes.
All this said, we are looking forward to bringing the Bus (and the 914) next year and setting up the full on camp kitchen.
The best part of this event, I think, happens before the car show ever starts. There were aircooleds parked all over camping and visiting and having a great time. I did not take near enough pictures and folks were pulling up all day Saturday until both campgrounds were PACKED.
I was the only 914 camping, and there was a red Corvair that was camping too, but it was mostly VWs.
In the mid afternoon Porsches started rolling in for their meet and movie. I parked with them for a little bit, but moved my car back a little bit later before the movie started. The PCA folks brought a huge inflatable screen and had a drive in, which was cool, though by that time I was on the othr side of the tree line back in party mode with the campers.
Sunday I got up early, rousted Amy out of bed, and packed up.
It was cool and a little bit hazy. Folks were slowly slinking out of thier tents and campers
With all the stuff jammed back into my 914, we moved back on to the show field for the show proper.
I did not take many pictures of the actual show, and there were cars I wish I had gotten more pcs of. Several Corviars (which I love). There was a real SP2 which I DID get pictures of.
There were a few vendors there, and I found some stuff I needed for the Westy I'm restoring.
We had a lot of driving to do Sunday, so we left around 11 when the actual show was just starting to hit its full stride. Would have been nice to stay later and close it out, but there were kids to pick up and everything else.
It was a fun time, I saw several of you there. I know its a busy weekend, but I'd highly suggest this show in the future - and make it a weekend, don't just show up Sunday.
Zach