Walter Reed Car Show for our Wounded Warriors

[Hot Rod]

Can we just show up if we didn't register and are not civilians?

[Don Gaboury]

Can we just show up if we didn't register and are not civilians?

Sure, just tell them Doc sent you......

Janet said if you forgot to send your tag info just show up, you still have your Army paper work don't you

[Bill Magruder]

I just sent my info to Janet as I intend to participate.

CB

[Bill Magruder]

Sign up page:

Don Gaboury
Ben Lambiotte
Scott Harrison
Kevin Moses
Mike McKeehan
Bill Rhodes
Warren Goldshine
Chris Working
Douglas Wheeler
Joe Widmayer
Dan Deitz
Tom Chrest
Ron Hawkins
Hector Rodriguez
Condom Boy

[Hector Rodriguez]

Scott,
Can you get this directions in Spanish, French or Italian?

[Dan Deitz]

Bill, take me off the list. My car is not weather seal for rain, and it looks lik it will last past noon. Sorry.
Dan

[Chris Working]

Will not be able to make the Cooper School caravan, but will be there close to 10a.  Save a spot for me!   See you guys there. 

[Don Gaboury]

Well it's time to go,,,, not raining and almost 80degs.  See you at the School.  Will save you a spot Chris.

[Ben Lambiotte]

There was a good turnout by CACC at the Walter Reed event, despite the unsettled Fall weather.  Only a handful of wounded warriors dropped by.  Cobras got skunked in the popularity contests, yielding "warrior's choice" to some nicely restored Model As.  Doc charmed the knickers off of four generations of females.  It was inspiring to witness.  I drove a GM prototype hydrogen fuel cell mommy van.  The future is heavy and wallows like a pig, and makes little clicking and whirring noises.  It has pretty good straight line acceleration flat to the floor, but comes on like turning on a switch which is not surprising since the fuel cell technology is a means of powering an electric motor.  There was an Audi R-8 and a bunch of SLKs and Black Series Mercedes.  Woody Woodworth brought his purple Mopar 440 6-pack. All in all, a success.







 

[PINKY]

Thanks Ben for sharing pictures and thoughts. I felt that if we made a good impression on the Soldiers that came by and if only 10-20 Soldiers came by, that was better than not doing it at all.
Also Janet said there were around 600 car/stuff magazines donated. Those MIA CACCers that didn’t come, we missed ya.
Pinky