While attending the Charlotte regional last week I felt really out of place and was upset with the most of the cars there. My view of a NCRS show should be a learning experience for the owners and spectators alike. How can you learn anything about a car with the hood shut and no one to talk too. And if this was not my first time at a major event I would never come back. It seemed to me if the car was not being judged the cars hoods were shut, doors locked and the owner disappeared. How can anyone enjoy and learn about these fine cars brought to a event like this. It seems to me my dad and I were the very few who stayed close by the car and left the hood up when not judged. If NCRS wants to keep moving forward and bring the younger generation in to the hobby then a lot needs to be done.
In spite of what I said above I really enjoyed my time at the event and the private showing at Hendricks.
In spite of what I said above I really enjoyed my time at the event and the private showing at Hendricks.
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