Cool, I can't believe I am just reading about this place. The Brit car heratige centre and all.

Hay 50 is not bad, we have a month to go plus those who just show up.

At least with 50 I will get to meet everyone and look at all the cars. I would suggest that it will not go over 75, that's what we figured when we started all this. But then what did we know, it has been a learning experience for sure. Now what I do know is that we are going to have a few days that we will remember the rest of our life.

No, I think 50 is a good number for a single "model" event. However, I would not complain if it ends up closer to 100.

There is no clue how many yet. I'm sure that the price of gas has had an effect though.

Sure is nice to get someplace north of 30 per on the spridgets though.

The price of gas is another reason that I'm not towing.

I figure, towing, the gas will run just shy of $1000 for me.

How far is the trip for you trevor? Its a long way for me or I would drive too. I think with the Ranger pulling the midget I should get at least 20mpg. I used to get around 17 pulling the camper and it weighed about a ton and had much more aero drag than a spridget behind the pickup.

Surely not that much I did a rough figure of 150-200 bucks each way for me. Don't drive 70 jack, drive 55-60 and save 1/3 on fuel and spend that money on beer and food instead of a new castle over in the middle east

I'm guessing over 100 for this. There are those on other boards talking about it, and those not on any boards talking about it.
I sent a notice out to my local club and came back with 2 definates and one possible.

Only 450 miles for me, but my only possible tow vehicle is a Ford Escape that gets about 18 MPG towing a spridget. A quite frankly, it doesn't tow it that well (automatic trans)

If I drive my sprite in a sensible fashion I should get 30 MPG. Not a big savings, but every little bit helps. Plus, I'd like to get some road grime on the Ugly Bug to enhance its "theme".

That is not so bad, I guess. I hope you have good driving weather. I can only imagine me and the wife in the midget with the top up in the rain for 100s of miles. We did a 300 mile trip up to Roanoke VA once in good weather and it was fun. Took the interstate up there and then the parkway home.

I fully expect you trailering guys to bring plenty of spare parts and tools to help bail out those of us that couldn't fit spare half shafts into our cars.

Starting after my grandson'e birthday party this weekend, I'm spending 8 hours per day on my car getting it ready - & on my trailer!

As of today over 50 cars registered for the lake.

Shake it guys, polish those hub caps. hehe.