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There are like three entrances on the backside of the event. Trying to figure out which one is the one we have used in the past.

Looking at google maps I think I want the access road closest to 502 Cavalry Rd. I just don't recall driving past the buildings on that access road.

Anyone have any recollection on this?

The one we normally use is right against the freeway. As soon as you cross the bridge over the freeway, turn right and it's there.

-BP

My Dad, my brother (Jay), Alex and myself will be there Wednesday evening to Saturday morning. Drive up Wednesday and drive back Saturday. I think Jay will be driving a black fox body to try and sell it.

Maybe he should sell it to me.

-BP

it's up to you. Make an offer......

Fred, what time are y'all expecting to arrive at Carlisle tomorrow afternoon? I'd like to try to synchronize our arrival times.

Hi Walt, I'm packing now. Paul and I expect to leave here about 11:00 am, that should have us arriving around 4:00 pm.
GMJohn will tagging along with us in his Regal.

Can't wait!

I'm packing, too. See ya there. Woo Hoo!!

I will plan to be there at 4:00 as well.

My shopping list

Corvette – OE parts:

$30 aux fan (85-89 are the same, only years with that option)
brake pads – Carbotech XP12
brake ducting adapters
$40 camshaft - spare factory roller cam
CAM 87 L98 14093643 Dur In/Exh 294'/294' Dur@.050" 202'/206' Lift (w/1.5) .403"/.415" LobSep 114.5'
CAM 88-89 L98 10066049 In/Exh Dur@.050" 207'/213' Lift (w/1.5) .415"/.430" LobSep 117'
CAM 90-91 L98 10111773 In/Exh Dur@.050" 202'/207' Lift (w/1.5) .413"/.428" LobSep 114.5'
$400 cylinder heads 10088113, earlier aluminum were 128 casting suffix
fuel injector rail
spare engine block: gen 1 roller cam block castings: 14093638, 10243880, 14011148, 14088526
harmonic balancer
radiator heavy duty V01 is the RPO code for 1989 (84-89 are the same)
$15ea spare lower front panels
TPI intake manifold base
TPI throttle body for Corvette
$50ea wiper arms (84-94 are the same)
fuel sending unit gasket

http://mirrockcorvette.com/c4-parts-guide/part-tables/

Corvette – aftermarket parts:

$240 accusump (2 qt system)
accusump control system
heat wrap for exhaust
ECU - megasquirt
external oil cooler
kill switch
fire suppression system
extra fill cans
polyurethane bushing kit
$500 lexan rear window
spare VATS bypass module
12v hair dryer (for defrost)

Saturn:
roll bar padding SFI 45.1


Other:
big vice
carbide bits
exhaust hanger remover tool
trailer straps
1/4” flat washers
1/4-20 x 3/4”
1/4-20 x 1/2”
magnetic socket strips/socket storage systems
Dodge Charger parts
2013 charger hemi engine cover
R/T rear spolier

Well, Spring Carlisle 2019 is in the books. It had it's ups and down, but in the final analysis,
it still delivered us a good time. I did buy another T-Shirt along with a GMC plate and a GMC license plate frame.
After some searching Walt and I were able to find some stainless steel license plate bolts.
BP luncheons were the highlight as usual!! Quality Inn was nice, food at Middlesex is always excellent,
seating ten of us together just adds to the fun. The Ribs were very good at the BBQ Restaurant.
Not sure what everyone else got there, but I found what I went for, a really good time!

This year was a blast for me. We had three newbies in Kevin, Alex, and Mark, which mixed in well with some of the old crew. With the weather being sketchy, I understand why we lost a bunch of our gang, but I'm really glad I stayed. Without any real mission or goal made the wandering pretty easy going and my life has been really busy for the last six months and this was my first chance to just relax and not worry about my business or my job, so that was cool too.

Here's a few of the pics I took:

-BP

Spring Carlisle is always a great time. I wish the weather would've held out. We did walk
10 miles in one day. AkRover and I were able to cover the whole meat in a day. We weren't
able to get in the red barn and under the grandstand, and the car show portion was viewed
briefly as we took a different row each time we went up or down the mountain to the car
lot. My big purchase was a dashboard for 1966-67 442's which has already been sold and
shipped to my dashboard guy. For some reason, "swap meet hands" got a new friend "swap
meet shoulders" this year. Not sure what that's all about. Too much food at Middlesex diner
and many beers at the hotel added two pounds to my waistline! It was fun to see some new
faces and the same old ones too.... Good times!
i GM

I have a few of my own photos to complete the bigger picture of our get-together at Spring Carlisle this year.
On Thursday, the weather held off and we were able to spend a long day patrolling the fairgrounds. When we got up Friday morning it was already raining, but we decided to go anyway. It turned out to be a good decision. It poured cats and dogs while we leisurely at our breakfast at the Boy Scouts building, but it stopped and let us go about our business.Of course, we took time to relax and enjoy our fill of burgers & dogs at Chez Paul's at Carlisle. https://youtu.be/kThkcxjFFBs

We had three generations of Sutters with us this year. Welcome Alex! Even Fred's brother Hairy Cossick showed up. Finally, there's the discussion about how to get the $25(?) Esso sign back to Cleveland.