New England Oldsmobile Club Annual Show September 20,2015 Berlin, CT
July 28th, 2015, 04:47 PM
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New England Oldsmobile Club Annual Show September 20,2015 Berlin, CT
Hello all,
The New England Oldsmobile Club will be holding our 19th annual All-Oldsmobile show at the Days Inn on the Berlin Turnpike in Berlin, CT. We usually have over 100 Oldsmobiles from all eras and hope that you can make it. Cars built between 1897 and 1949 have free admission! We also have a DJ, food, automotive artist, club merchandise, and more for you to enjoy. The proceeds from this show benefit the Shriners Childrens' Hospital in Mass. In the past we have also donated money to the R.E.Olds Museum and to fight childhood cancer. Our flyer with times and details can be found by clicking HERE
We hope you can make it!
-Frank Tupka
Vice President, New England Olds
The New England Oldsmobile Club will be holding our 19th annual All-Oldsmobile show at the Days Inn on the Berlin Turnpike in Berlin, CT. We usually have over 100 Oldsmobiles from all eras and hope that you can make it. Cars built between 1897 and 1949 have free admission! We also have a DJ, food, automotive artist, club merchandise, and more for you to enjoy. The proceeds from this show benefit the Shriners Childrens' Hospital in Mass. In the past we have also donated money to the R.E.Olds Museum and to fight childhood cancer. Our flyer with times and details can be found by clicking HERE
We hope you can make it!
-Frank Tupka
Vice President, New England Olds
August 26th, 2015, 09:55 AM
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Hey Frank!
I was one of the first registrants and I just sent a reminder email to a handful of friends about the show. I'll be there with the black 98 only this year as the red one is still in mid-project.
Really looking forward to another great show!
See you in a few weeks.
I was one of the first registrants and I just sent a reminder email to a handful of friends about the show. I'll be there with the black 98 only this year as the red one is still in mid-project.
Really looking forward to another great show!
See you in a few weeks.
August 27th, 2015, 06:41 AM
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September 14th, 2015, 01:14 PM
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Hi everyone! We are just a week away! We're really hopping to break our record of 154 Oldsmobiles this year with the proceeds all going to charity. We have an automotive artist who can paint your car, a photographer, Hagerty Insurance, food, music from Rent a DJ, raffles featuring Olds themed items, club merchandise, and of course, Oldsmobile.
We hope to see you there!
-Frank Tupka
VP, New England Olds Club
We hope to see you there!
-Frank Tupka
VP, New England Olds Club
September 15th, 2015, 10:41 AM
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Thanks for posting this. I'll most likely be taking a ride down to look around. I haven't started my car in a month, so a 200 mile round trip voyage might be too much for it. Or for me, if it ends up being warm.
September 15th, 2015, 11:21 AM
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I checked the weather again this morning and now it's looking like it will be a nice day. Fingers crossed we get weather like we've been having these past couple of days....it's been beautiful !
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September 17th, 2015, 07:54 AM
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It's possible Glen! Combined with these new additions, the weather looks like it will be perfect so hopefully we'll get a lot of beautiful Oldsmobiles on the show field ! I can only bring one of mine this year but the newbies I'm bringing will make up for it 
September 18th, 2015, 05:36 AM
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My car is all packed up and I just have a little bit of detailing left and then she's ready to roll !
September 18th, 2015, 11:43 AM
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September 21st, 2015, 08:44 AM
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What a GREAT show yesterday!! The weather was amazing and the turnout was very impressive. So many beautiful Oldsmobiles. I wasn't able to take as many pictures as I had hoped as I really had my hands full yesterday but I still got some nice ones. I will post them ASAP. Hopefully others will have even more to post on here. As always, looking forward to next year's show!
September 21st, 2015, 03:02 PM
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What a GREAT show yesterday!! The weather was amazing and the turnout was very impressive. So many beautiful Oldsmobiles. I wasn't able to take as many pictures as I had hoped as I really had my hands full yesterday but I still got some nice ones. I will post them ASAP. Hopefully others will have even more to post on here. As always, looking forward to next year's show!
September 22nd, 2015, 08:30 AM
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Pictures!
I believe we hit 135 cars. Glen, is that the right total ?
Here are my pictures from the show. I wasn't able to take as many as I had hoped but it's a still a nice selection. Enjoy
https://share.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=0AZOWzhy0cMWLHOg
September 22nd, 2015, 03:32 PM
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I went to the show and it was pretty good lot of great cars,people and weather didnt take any pics....only complaints are the damn music is so loud if your near the dj you cannot have any conversation with anyone to talk about their cars very frustrating but i guess all shows are like this but the music shouldnt drown out your conversations...also there were no plaques or trophy's on hand they gave you a slip of paper if you won something and the trophy will be mailed out to you, someone dropped the ball on this one besides those issues it was still a great event at a nice days in motel that was open to use their facilities (bathrooms etc) decent food (food truck) and some vendors here and there and one guy drove all the way from Illinos i believe, to attend this 6 hour event now thats special!
September 23rd, 2015, 06:40 AM
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I went to the show and it was pretty good lot of great cars,people and weather didnt take any pics....only complaints are the damn music is so loud if your near the dj you cannot have any conversation with anyone to talk about their cars very frustrating but i guess all shows are like this but the music shouldnt drown out your conversations...also there were no plaques or trophy's on hand they gave you a slip of paper if you won something and the trophy will be mailed out to you, someone dropped the ball on this one besides those issues it was still a great event at a nice days in motel that was open to use their facilities (bathrooms etc) decent food (food truck) and some vendors here and there and one guy drove all the way from Illinos i believe, to attend this 6 hour event now thats special!
The guy from Illinois had the red '92 Achieva SC Convertible Prototype. I used to have a '92 Achieva SC and I loved it. Seeing one at a show was a nice surprise as there aren't many around anymore. Seeing a convertible version was a real shocker! He said it's the only one in existence and he got it from a GM liquidation sale.
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