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Gladefest Antique Car Show 2012 Flyer - Classes & Fees, Mt. Juliet TN (AACA)
Promotional flyer for the Gladefest Antique Car Show listing vehicle classes and registration fees.
This document is a flyer for the Gladefest Antique Car Show, held Saturday, September 15, 2012, in the lot next to Gladeville Church of Christ at 1435 Gladeville Road, Mt. Juliet, TN 37122. The show was organized by the Middle Tennessee Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) as part of the GladeFest community festival ('Families, Food, Fun — Bringing Our Community Together'). The flyer lists all 50 judging classes, ranging from AACA National Winners, Model T Fords, and Ford Model A's (1928-1931) to Production classes by era (closed and open), Thunderbirds, Corvettes, Tri-Five Chevrolets, Camaros, Mustangs (1965-1973, 1974-1986, 1986-Up), trucks, modified vehicles, street rods, motorcycles, unrestored cars, Mopar classes, Chevelles, Volkswagens, and newer production cars/trucks through 2001 & Up, plus a Special Interest class. Fees are listed: $15.00 registration per car, $10.00 for a second car, $15.00 for a 15'x15' auto-related flea market space, and $15.00 for cars for sale. Sponsors include Manheim Nashville and Cumberland Auto Body Repair. Ground rules note that flea market vendors must register and pay a fee, and safety glass, a fire extinguisher, and liability insurance are requested for the meet.
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Frequently asked questions
- When and where was the Gladefest Antique Car Show held?
- Saturday, September 15, 2012, in the lot next to Gladeville Church of Christ, 1435 Gladeville Road, Mt. Juliet, TN 37122.
- How much was registration for the Gladefest Antique Car Show?
- Registration was $15.00 per car, $10.00 for a second car, $15.00 for a 15'x15' auto-related flea market space, and $15.00 for cars for sale.
- What Mustang classes were offered at the show?
- Class 21: Mustang 1965-1973, Class 22: Mustangs 1974-1986, and Class 23: Mustangs 1986-Up.
- Who organized and sponsored the Gladefest Antique Car Show?
- It was put on by the Middle Tennessee Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America, sponsored by Manheim Nashville and Cumberland Auto Body Repair.
- What were the ground rules for the meet?
- Auto related flea market vendors were welcome but had to register and pay a fee; safety glass, a fire extinguisher, and liability insurance were requested for the meet.
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