Hey all, there are a few local shows this weekend in the Portland GREATER area that I will probably head out to... One "Larger" one in Albany on Friday night, and one, just for kicks and to support a good cause in Sherwood on Saturday, with time to get to the M&G after...


Friday - Roll In before 5PM
The 2006 Albany Traffic Jam
Location G.I. Joes
Oregon's Largest Friday Night Car Show
and Cruise
Call for info:
Gary 541-936-2827

Saturday - Roll In around 9AM

Date: August 19, 2006
Time: 10 a.m to 3 p.m.
Location: Cruisin-The-Countryside 3rd annual show and shine, Sherwood, OR

Cruisin-The-Countryside
3rd annual show and shine
Dash plaques for the first 100 cars,
many trophies categories
BBQ & Music
18810 SW Kruger Rd.
Sherwood, Oregon
Saturday August 19, 2006
10am-3pm
Registration open at 9:00


If anyone wants to hang with me, let me know... I'd love to have more Scions along... both are around 10 bucks

 

You missed out AGAIN! This one was even cooler than the Gresham show... Tons of people, Tons of attention on the Scion and a billion "Scion" questions, like - What's a SCION?

Although, Singleshot represented and got a PRIME location on a closed street... (Can't wait for his new mods to come in!)

I got a cool "Ice Cube" trophy for "Best Import"... It's an engraved glass box thingy... really interesting and unique... I like it.

Tomarrow is another smaller show, but should be fun just to hang and relax with my pop.... It's not going to be large like todays, so you may not miss much, but I'm really loving these medium size shows (The kids that come are the best part... DOES THAT THING HAVE NOS?) You don't see that kind of crowd as much at the Import Only Shows.

 

Kalama is the host for Unique Tins car show this weekend, they have one in a different town several weekends a summer. They close off main street and park the cars along the street, pretty cool, people strolling down the middle of the road, live 50's and 60's music, fun times, may cruise thru on my way home in the morning and check out the early birds setting up.

 

I saw that show too, but looked 100% hot rod/old school, no details at all about all cars welcome or anything... It looked like the Gresham show, and a lot of fun...

 

Both Shows were all great times.... here are the unique trophies from each show... both had about 4 or 5 imports total each, but the hot rod guys and families were great!

 

the cube looks like one of the old window wall panes very cool

 

^ That's what I thought too... (It's actually a oil lamp... weird, huh?)