Delorean Car Show Inc. 2014 Dayton, OHIO

[SS Spoiler]

Note to Ken K, is it possible to leave a space on our official name tags for hand writing our " DMCTALK handles" name? Would be great to put faces to the names.
Another idea is to invite a machinist club to bring some small engines they've made and do some demos. I know a lot of guys would be keenly interested.
How about inviting some companies that sell tools that would help up do repairs, to set up during the product show.
I better shut up or i'll get assigned some duties.

Paul Cerny #2691
Kalispell, MT [way to far out to be of much help]

[Nicholas R]

This will be the closest carshow yet to where I live in Cincinnati (~30min away), and by the time it rolls around I'm going to be living in Florida. Oh well... I'll still probably make the drive

[DeLorean03]

As the show gets closer Ken, let me know what I can do to help you. Heck, Jessica and I will probably both get involved to help!

[SS Spoiler]

Good idea, Ken can use all the help he can get. Ken should set up a site where we can plug in to serve. Maybe even come a day early to help out, I'm in. If you've been to a DCS you know Ken pushes himself so hard he can't see straight, so let's all chip in make it the easiest one he's ever done.

Paul Cerny #2691
Kalispell, MT

[Shep]

Note to Ken K, is it possible to leave a space on our official name tags for hand writing our " DMCTALK handles" name? Would be great to put faces to the names.

I second this, for exactly the same reason. I have no idea what 90% of you guys look like, so it'll be nice to put faces to names. Also a spot to put our VIN numbers, so we know which DeLorean belongs to that guy we just bumped into. Other than the BTTF conversions, customs, body kits, and painted DeLoreans, I'm not sure I'd be able to pick theirs out in a crowd. Obviously there has to be enough space on the name tag for those of us that own more than one.

And if they're not already, can we make them lanyards? I'd love to keep mine once the event is over as a memento of sorts, reminding me that I was there. I don't think I'd be able to take off a sticker without ripping it.

Almost forgot, thanks a TON for organizing this Ken! I can't think of a single other DeLorean show that people from Europe, Australia, etc. all fly over to see. Can't wait to be there!

[Dangermouse]

Last year Ken had a lanyard with your proper name and your forum name on it. Yes, it is a nice souvenir.

Honestly, I don't think you need the VIN. Unless you carry a cross referenced spreadsheet, its just too much to remember. It also makes it more difficult for Ken to organize. The cars on show all have the VIN and owners name displayed.

The only other DeLorean show is of course Eurofest in Dunmurry every 4 years where people come from all over the world.

[Rich W]

The only other DeLorean show is of course Eurofest in Dunmurry every 4 years where people come from all over the world.

IIRC, Eurofest is every 5 years, at least the last 3 events in 2001, 2006 and 2011, during the main anniversary
years for the 20th, 25th and 30th anniversaries of the DeLorean.

[Dangermouse]

True.

[dmc6960]

I realize it would be twice the work, but double-sided name badges would sure be nice. There is something about the printed side which always wants to rotate itself against the wearer's shirt. Then someone like me walks up to you and cannot remember your name despite talking to you last night. I suppose I could always blame the Long Islands.

[Rich W]

I realize it would be twice the work, but double-sided name badges would sure be nice. There is something about the printed side which always wants to rotate itself against the wearer's shirt. Then someone like me walks up to you and cannot remember your name despite talking to you last night. I suppose I could always blame the Long Islands.

Jim, you are a genius !! Sounds like a great solution, even if it is just the name on a label, on the back of the badge, before it goes into the holder.

I am bad with names too, but I can usually remember more about the person's car than their actual name...a true gear-head, I guess.