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On Sunday, January 19th, 2014 America's Corvette Club will hold it's annual car show "Reflections in Glass XXXI". The show will be held at AutoNation Chevrolet Ft. Lauderdale, 1300 N. Federal Highway from 10am to 3pm. Registration begins at 8:30am and closes at 11:00am. There will be 54 classes of Corvettes, and all other cars, trucks and street rods. Awards will be given for 1st and 2nd place in each class. Registration is $25 by January 10th, $30 after and day of show. Scott "The Music Man" will providing the music. Miami Dolphin Cheerleaders will be at the show from 12n to 2pm for a meet and greet. Also, Helios Castroneves' Indy car will be there along with signed memorabilia at our silent auction table. This year,s charity is the "Children's Diagnostic and Treatment Center of Ft. Lauderdale. More information and our show flyer is available on our web site (www.americascorvetteclub.com ).

Join us at America's Corvette Club's "Reflections in Glass XXX" on January 19th, 2013 held at Maroone Chevrolet 1300 North Federal Highway, Ft. Lauderdale. See below link for more information and flyer. Flyer: http://premiumcarshows.com/wppremium/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/ACC151863_1R5.pdf

Well, another wonderful show. The weather cooperated fully and everyone had a great day. Current count of cars (Corvettes and GM Cars and trucks) was 160+. Great vendors as well. Thank you to all forum members that were able to attend. Hopefully those unable to attend this year will be able to attend 2011.<!-- google_ad_section_end -->

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Start planning on attending America's Corvette Club's Reflections in Glass XXVII - Corvette and GM Car and Truck Show. When: January 16th, 2010 Where: Mission Bay Plaza, US441 and Glades Road, Boca Raton, Florida Below is a link to the registration. http://www.premiumcarshows.com/reflections0110.html

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I used to use my air compressor but I was blowing water off something other then the car and noticed that a little redish water was being expelled from the hose nozzle. Turns out I had a little condensation in the tank over the years that had started to rust the tank ( I would decompress the tank after each use but I quess condensation remained). I did not want to take chances so I then converted to the new shop vac/blower dedicated to blowing off the cars. Perhaps a inline drier water removal system would work, but this was an old compressor so I optied for the shop vac/blower.

Congratulations. Now, a basic detailing kit for his birthday is in order.

I use a vac/blower that has only been used as a blower. I am afraid that fine dust might get blown out of the one I use to vacuum the inside on to the freshly washed car. Just my preference.

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