Board Update: Collector Car and Motorcycle Show postponed, rescheduled for noon Sunday, Oct. 31 at Clubhouse

Well, we all know about Indiana weather. And unfortunately, our Collector Car and Motorcycle Show (with free pizza!) is facing a washout, so we’re rescheduling for the same time, same place next weekend: noon to 2 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 31, at the Clubhouse.

Yes, we know that’s Halloween, but our event is noon to 2 p.m., so we’ll escape avoid all the evening craziness. And it will give everyone a chance to show off their costumes! It will be a great – and free – family lunchtime event, too!

We expect a variety of vehicles ranging from Corvettes, MGBs, Miattas, Fiats, Mustangs, among others, and we’re looking for more. Hopefully, the extra week will entice more participants, so spread the word.

Best part is, we’ll still have free personal Jet’s pizzas for all Eagle Nest residents (your 2021 Pool Pass required for proof of eligibility) and car show participants. Grab your boxed pizza, stroll along the great lineup of vehicles and feel free to ask the owners questions. Resident pizza giveaway is first-come, first-served, so don’t wait until the end. A few extra pizzas will be available for $5 (cash only).

Questions? Got a vehicle to display? Contact Board President Scott Thien at scottthien@comcast.net. Hope to see you next weekend!

P.S. -- For those who planned to donate items to the IMPD substation, please bring them to the show and stack them on the front steps of the Clubhouse. Email Board Vice President Jason Van Meter at jpvanmeter@sbcglobal.net with any questions about needed items. Thank you!

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