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| SORTING THE CARS |
Q>You have the information from the preregistrations as to what vehicles have paid to attend the show. Why is it that it is not used to give out coloured tags by class i.e. blue for E body, etc? The colours could be used by parking ushers to set up spacing and guide cars into aisles for each type of body. Vehicles that haven't preregistered take an outer area.
A>Years ago we spent countless hours marking the field into sections; colour coded the sections and did try to organize the vehicles by body style. This would work well if the entire show car population preregistered, but they don't. About half do and that's OK with us, but we have no way of knowing which body styles are yet to come and how much room to leave for them. The field is about 90% full by Sunday and we would hate to turn away someone because we only have room for E bodies left. |
Q>How about separating the cars as they come in. All the 60's A bodies together, The 60's B bodies together, the 70's E bodies and so on. With preregistration you would have a good idea about how much space should be allotted for each category. I think it would make for a true show. From an owners point of view I'd like to hang with other Charger owners. From a spectators view its easier to compare the various models and colors of a particular year and make.
A>We found most people wanted to park with their friends who didn't have similar cars or some people brought multiple vehicle and wanted them together. So now it is done like this.... we park them as they come in the gate, if you want to park with your friends, then you need to arrive with your friends. It's first come first park. |
Q>We find that even if we arrive at opening there are numerous vehicles already set up around the baseball diamond using a space for their car - It's obvious from the flaunting posters, that these are members of your club hogging all of the favored positions before the registrants arrive.
A>We park them as they come in. I do know the cars you are talking about. Those cars belong to the volunteers of the OCC Auto Club. I would have to say they arrived first. They arrive Thursday to organize & set it up, then work all day, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and most of Monday to clean up. So if they got what you consider the best spot each year, well, I think they deserve it. (I think the best spot is in the arena)
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| ABOUT THE PRIZES |
Q>My car is newer than a 1986, why can't I win the participant prize?
A>We polled the participants that gave us an email addresses about that question. We went with what the majority wanted.
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Q>How do you decide what the prize should be?
A>We have been giving away a prize of a car to a preregistered participant since 1993. A few years ago we asked those who supplied email address if they would prefer some thing else. We went with what the majority wanted. |
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| WINNING THE PRIZES |
Q>Do I have to be present to win the preregistered participant door prize?
A>Yes, you and your vehicle must be present to win. |
Q>Can a volunteer win the car or money or other prizes?
A>All members of OCC Auto Club, the Moparfest Committees and all volunteers are eligible for all prizes the same as anyone else. |
Q>What about the other car, the one you buy tickets on?
A>No, you do not need to be present to win.(although it would be pretty cool if you were!)
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| ENTERING MY CAR |
Q>What if I didn't preregister?
A>Not to worry, You can always pay at the gate. It's the same price $35 for the weekend, which includes 2 adults. You will not be eligible for the preregistered participant prize. |
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| PRICES |
Q>I will only be able to attend Saturday, is there a reduced rate?
A>The price is the same no matter if you come 1 day or 2. $35 for the weekend, which includes 2 adults for the weekend. |
Q>Is there a reduced rate to just enter it for the morning?
A>We would be unable to tell how long a vehicle is on the field, so we have 1 price structure for the weekend.$35 for the weekend, which includes 2 adults for the weekend. |
Q>How much is it to enter my car if I don’t want to be judged?
A>There is no judged prizes as such given out by Moparfest, but there are 1000 5x7 plaque mounted "awards" for the first 1000 registered vehicles. (everyone's vehicle is special) |
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| VOLUNTEERS |
Q>Can a student volunteer use those hours as school community service hours?
A>Yes, you can bring your high school form or we can give you one of our letter. |
Q>Can a volunteer win the car or other prizes?
A>All members of OCC Auto Club, the Moparfest Committees and all volunteers are eligible for all prizes the same as anyone else |
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| The Local Dodge Dealers that Support Moparfest |
Galt Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ltd, Cambridge Ontario 519-650-2440
AllRoads Dodge Chrysler Jeep, St. Marys Ontario 519-284-3308
Wellington Chrysler Dodge Jeep, Guelph Ontario 519-822-8950
Bustard Chrysler Dodge Jeep, Waterloo Ontario 519-884-5888
Woodstock Chrysler Sales, Woodstock Ontario 519-537-6254
Dean Meyers Chrysler Jeep, Waterloo Ontario 519-743-0300
Mike Yarek Dodge Chrysler Ltd, Paris Ontario 519-442-3660
Haffner Motors Ltd, New Hamburg Ontario 519-662-1063
Arthur Chrysler Dodge Ltd, Arthur Ontario 519-848-2016
Wendell Motor Sales, Kitchener Ontario 519-893-1501
Voisin Chrysler Ltd, Elmira Ontario 519-669-2831
Howes & Reeves, Fergus Ontario 519-843-1035 |
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