STREET RODDER ROAD TOUR BOUND FOR 2008 HOLLEY NHRA NATIONAL HOT ROD REUNION
Tue, 2008-05-13 12:28
The 2008 PPG Street Rodder Road Tour is traveling to Bowling Green, Ky.
for the 6th annual Holley National Hot Rod Reunion. More than 50 cars
will drive from San Antonio, Texas to Bowling Green as part of the
Vintage Air-sponsored tour.
"We're thrilled that, like so many other hot rodders, the Street Rodder Tour has made the Holley National Hot Rod Reunion one of its road-trip destinations," said Tony Thacker, executive director of the Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum, producers of the Reunion. "Events like these have helped the Reunion grow each year and means more cool cars at the event, as well as an extra boost for Bowling Green's economy." The 2008 PPG Street Rodder Road Tour is traveling to Bowling Green, Ky. for the 6th annual Holley National Hot Rod Reunion. More than 50 cars will drive from San Antonio, Texas to Bowling Green as part of the Vintage Air-sponsored tour.
"We're thrilled that, like so many other hot rodders, the Street Rodder Tour has made the Holley National Hot Rod Reunion one of its road-trip destinations," said Tony Thacker, executive director of the Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum, producers of the Reunion. "Events like these have helped the Reunion grow each year and means more cool cars at the event, as well as an extra boost for Bowling Green's economy."
In Bowling Green, tour drivers will visit Holley Performance Products and the Chevrolet Corvette plant. Along the way, other stops will include a Civil War Battlefield in Vicksburg, Miss., George Poteet's farm in Holly Springs, Miss. and Comp Cams in Memphis, Tenn.
"This is a great way for street rodders to travel together, have fun and support the National Hot Rod Reunion," said Jerry Dixey, road tour director for Street Rodder Magazine. "Later in the year we'll make a trip from Sacramento to Bakersfield, Calif. for the California Hot Rod Reunion as part of the NHRA Motorsports Museum sponsored tour."
"We're thrilled that, like so many other hot rodders, the Street Rodder Tour has made the Holley National Hot Rod Reunion one of its road-trip destinations," said Tony Thacker, executive director of the Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum, producers of the Reunion. "Events like these have helped the Reunion grow each year and means more cool cars at the event, as well as an extra boost for Bowling Green's economy." The 2008 PPG Street Rodder Road Tour is traveling to Bowling Green, Ky. for the 6th annual Holley National Hot Rod Reunion. More than 50 cars will drive from San Antonio, Texas to Bowling Green as part of the Vintage Air-sponsored tour.
"We're thrilled that, like so many other hot rodders, the Street Rodder Tour has made the Holley National Hot Rod Reunion one of its road-trip destinations," said Tony Thacker, executive director of the Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum, producers of the Reunion. "Events like these have helped the Reunion grow each year and means more cool cars at the event, as well as an extra boost for Bowling Green's economy."
In Bowling Green, tour drivers will visit Holley Performance Products and the Chevrolet Corvette plant. Along the way, other stops will include a Civil War Battlefield in Vicksburg, Miss., George Poteet's farm in Holly Springs, Miss. and Comp Cams in Memphis, Tenn.
"This is a great way for street rodders to travel together, have fun and support the National Hot Rod Reunion," said Jerry Dixey, road tour director for Street Rodder Magazine. "Later in the year we'll make a trip from Sacramento to Bakersfield, Calif. for the California Hot Rod Reunion as part of the NHRA Motorsports Museum sponsored tour."
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