Large vintage BMW meet in Asheville, NC on May 19th and 20th.
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I'm super excited to get a green light from the family to attend this year, after a couple of false starts in previous years. I think there were 470 registered cars at last check.
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In case anyone is interested, I've got a hotel room/space available for both nights, and a cousin in the area if extra crash space is needed.
or go to HizzyFizzy that weekend, whatever.
That looks sweet! Take lots of pics. I'll be at hyperfest.
2019 Accord Sport 2.0 A/T
2012 Civic Si - Sold
Will do Jon. Just checked, 590+ registered now.
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for a list of cars going.
Dave. Hyperfest. What are you doing. All these hufferpuffers do is walk around a lawn and stare at parked cars and talked about their turbo plans that never come to fruition.
2013 Honda Fit, 1991 Mazda Miata, Princess Blanca, Mystery, 1993 Volvo 940 - sold, 2003 Mazda Protoge5 - carmax'd, 1996 BMW 328is - sold, 1996 Honda Accord - sold
The trip down was pretty un-eventful. We met up with a few folks from Winchester and here, took 29 down to I-40. Someone in the group scratched so there was an extra entry, we quick ran back home and grabbed m-cognito for my father-in-law to drive down. Ryan's e30/M62 lost a coil pack outside of Lynchburg, the flames he was shooting out were cool, but it was about a 90 min delay to source another. (Autozone 20 min away had one on hand!) I had one pucker moment when the 02 started to overheat in stopped highway traffic, loose ground on the electric fan was all. Both cars did really well, and pulled 31-33mpg on the highway. (to be fair, we were only doing like 60 max on the way down because one guy had a 4 speed 1600, so the s50 was sleeping the entire way)
Jake was right, The Vintage was packed with old, awesome, cars. It was a really great atmosphere, real laid back and everyone is super friendly, even the stancedturboe30brahs. I did an awful job photographing anything, but here's a couple larger albums posted on FB.
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It's hard to get a good sense of the size as the park had a bunch of trees separating different parking fields, but hopefully drone footage will be up soon. I think there was ~600 of the 650 registered there that day.
Outside of the cars, the Asheville area is simply beautiful! So many fun roads through the mountains and amazing scenery. I wouldn't mind going back there for a vacation some time and do touristy things.
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That's so awesome! Even better both of your cars made it down! It's a shame you weren't at Hyperfest, but this seems just as cool!