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52nd Annual Fall Meet
Antique Car Show
in
Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee
September 6, 2008

Sponsored by
Middle Tennessee Region
of the Antique Automobile Club of America

Note: the classes and fees listed below are subject to change.

63 Classes

1) All Brass Cars Non-Ford to 1915
2) Production Car Non-Ford to 1920
3) Production Cars 1921 to 1931 Non-Ford
4) Ford Prior to Model T
5) Model T 1908-1912
6) Model T 1913-1916
7) Model T 1917-1925
8) Model T 1926-1927
9) Model A 1928-1931, Open
10) Model A 1928-1931, Closed
11) Production 32-39, Closed
12) Production 32-39, Open
13) Production 40-49, Closed
14) Production 40-49 Open
15) Production 50-54, Closed
16) Production 50-54, Open
17) Production 55-59, Closed
18) Production 55-59, Open
19) Production 60-64, Closed
20) Production 60-64, Open
21) Production 65-69, Closed
22) Production 65-69, Open
23) Production 70-81, Closed
24) Production 70-81, Open
25) National Winners & Classic AACA
26) Thunderbirds 55-56-57
27) Thunderbirds 58-66
28) Corvettes 53-60
29) Corvettes 61-67
30) Corvettes 68-up
31) Corvettes 55-57, Closed
32) Corvettes 55-57, Open
33) Corvettes 55-57, Modified
34) Cameros 67-82, Stock
35) Cameros 67-82, Modified
36) Chevelles 64-up
37) Mustangs 65-68
38) Mustangs 69-82
39) Mustangs, Open
40) Designated Sports cars to 82
41) Trucks to 42
42) Trucks 43-59
43) Trucks 60-82
44) Trucks, Modified to 55
45) Trucks, Modified 56-82
46) Cars, Modified to 1959
47) Cars, Modified 60-67
48) Cars, Modified 68-72
49) Cars Modified 73-82
50) Street Rods to 48, Open
51) Street Rods to 48, Closed
52) Street Machines 49-82
53) Rat Rods
54) Motorcycles to 1950
55) Motorcycles 1951-up
56) Unrestored to 42
57) Unrestored 46-up
58) Mopar 62-69
59) Mopar 70-79
60) Mopar modified 62-79
61) Special Interest
62) 1983-up
63) Covair Class

 

 

 

3 Awards Per Class
Plus
Special Awards
Best Original
Best Modified
Mayor's Choice
Mrs. Cole's Choice
Longest Distance
Hard Luck Award

Entry Fees

Car Entry (1st) ... $15.00
Car Entry (2nd) ... $10.00
Flea Market (per space) 15' x 15' (Auto Related) ... $15.00
Cars for Sale & Display ... $15.00

An Annual Happening!

The Car Show is held in Red Boiling Springs every year on the first Saturday after Labor Day. 

On this weekend every year, Red Boiling Springs rolls out the red carpet for the Middle Tennessee Region Car Club and its participants. During the 50th Annual Car Show in 2006, there were 500+ cars and 5,000 visitors!!!

This is one time during the year when we turn back the pages of time to the era of most of our cars.  Relax on the quiet, tree-shaded grounds of the Thomas House (formerly Cloyd Hotel) in Red Boiling Springs!

Come and enjoy the old town with its mineral-springs history -- old hotels with modern conveniences -- family-style dining -- and all with a down-home attitude.

There are two old covered bridges along with many antique shops and much more to enjoy.

Make your plans and reservations early!

Ground Rules

The classification of each entry will be the responsibility of the Meet Marshall and Registrar.  To avoid confusion, the decision of each car's class will be up to them.  However, no conflict with the classification of other clubs is intentional or intended.

The award winners of each class will be up to the Chief Judge and Judges.  Their decision will be final.  In the case of ties, duplicate awards will be made.

Safety glass, fire extinguisher and liability insurance is for your protection and is requested for this meet.  Please cooperate.

Hotels

Please click here for information on the hotels in Red Boiling Springs.

Map and Directions

Please click here for a maps and directions to historic Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee.

Other Attractions in the Area

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For Further Information

For further information please contact:
David Denney (615) 449-1408 or
Glenn Edwards (615) 444-7315 or by email edwardsg@pipeline.com

For more information on Red Boiling Springs, please return to our home page.  There is a list of subjects covering topics such as history, hotels, restaurants, etc.