[frankenvette]

O.K., I think I am ready for my first car show. I have been to a few in the past and cannot remember what all I should put on a poster for my ride. I hope you know what I am talking about, the poster that usually is in front of the car. I know they usually describe the cars build, motor, chassis, interior, owner. Is this correct. Give me a hand here please.

[sway]

maybe a few before and after pics?

[52Caddy]

I like seeing any historical info on the car if it's available, like where it was first sold, original build info on color and options, and definitely what you've done to it.
Dyno numbers are fun to see if you've had that done.
I never see them, but I always look for 1/4 miles times. I like seeing the results of the work!

[Carbed95GT]

Details, details, details! As said above, use plenty of pictures of the various stages of your project. Be sure to include how long you've owned the car, what changes you've made to the car, places you've been with the car, and so on. Things like window stickers, build sheets, or even factory sales brochures are cool to have as well.

[fat50]

This would be a good time to thank the people that helped you along. Putting a "Special thanks go out to" at the bottom. Unless you did it all yourself, than never mind.



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