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[Big Kahuna]

Originally Posted by Robinh

I'm hoping to catch one of your activities some time in May. Do you guys allow drop-ins? The reason I ask is I have to do Chicago and Indy and thought I'd stroll over towards the big arch in between. Not sure it'll fit as the 500 is on the 25th and I have to take the customer to that. Maybe hit your 17th event, then do Chitown, then down to Indy....

YOU BET Robinh!!! You're always welcome!!! (but be sure to introduce yourself since we have a pretty big PT Club and we would love to meet ya)

We get a lot of drop-ins at our local club events... and you've welcome to join us anytime...

The Hammerstone Car Show on May 17th is just a few blocks south of the Gateway Arch in a historic area called Soulard. Hit a car wash and enter your PT Convertible in the show. They are even setting a side a PT CRUISER CLASS especially for all PT Cruisers... You may even drive off with a trophy. Lots of great food, music and hotrods of every shape and era.

[Treeglum]

hah we're the newbie I guess, had mine 3 years and just posted a day or so ago. I buy mods about once a year when tax returns come in or I demand to buy for my BDay present:O

So far I have bought everything from this site
Chrysler PT Cruiser Accessories and Chrysler PT Cruiser Parts - AutoTruckToys.com

I stay as cheap as I can , so I can buy in bunches. So far I have tried to go to great effect, door spears, grill overlay, license plate pillow, headlight and tailight trim, simple PT doorlocks, door handle scuff gaurds, gas door overlay, tire air screws, not to , mention chrome license plate borders and ultra cheap chrome exhaust tips, 6.99!( though it didn't last the winter)and I thought what was a great buy was some euro backup lights, they cost the same as a simple overlay TYC Chrysler PT Cruiser Custom Backup Lights 01-Up - AutoTruckToys.com . NExt up I think may be a new antennae, some chrome on the front bumpber, some window guards, and THEN maybe I start on the inside more hehe . Goodluck with your wallet, but it adds a little spice for sure