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2nd Annual Carter Hill Church Car Show Exceeds Prediction
2nd Annual Carter Hill Church Car Show Exceeds Prediction
Think you can predict the turnout for a car show?
Perhaps you can, but it appears we can’t. We thought the turnout for the Carter Hill Christian Church car show would be good.
But did we think it would be over 170 registered cars and a dozen Corvettes? Nope, we didn’t see it coming.
It seems our crystal ball was a little cloudy on the numbers this time around. Though, to be fair, the attendance numbers can shoot up quickly when you have Rick Ellis and the Georgia Cool Cruisers putting on an event.
Here is what we did see.
Click on the link below to read the Vettes of Atlanta Magazine article.
2nd Annual Carter Hill Church Car Show Exceeds Prediction
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Comment by Chuck Aaron on August 16, 2022 at 4:03am
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Here is link to photos from the show by Billy Wright!
Pictures Link (SmugMug):
https://billywrightphoto.smugmug.com/Carter-Hill-Church-Cruise-In-A...
Full Screen Slideshow Link:
https://billywrightphoto.smugmug.com/frame/slideshow?key=TXVk4z&...
Pictures Link (Flickr):
https://www.flickr.com/photos/billywright/albums/72177720301335032
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