There are a lot of 'Jacksonville's' out there. It would help if you stated which, by the state the subject J-Ville resides in.
From Jacksonville, Oregon. https://jacksonvilleoregon.com/
Even though we're stuck inside, Jacksonville Cars & Coffee showed that we can still enjoy these events online. They received a full turnout last month and are doing it again on Saturday, May 9.
Full details can be found at the Jacksonville Cars & Coffee Facebook page, but we'll sum them up here: Post the best picture of your car with the required prop (which will be announced on Wednesday, May 6) to the appropriate category starting at 9 a.m. on Saturday.
The categories are as follows: Domestic, Import, Custom, Youth Award, Cars & Coffee at the Concours and Best in Show Photograph. Winners from each category will be announced at 12 p.m. and will win a one-year subscription to Grassroots Motorsports, a shout-out on the Jacksonville Cars & Coffee page and bragging rights.
Our own David S. Wallens will even be helping judge the Domestic and Import categories.
Entrants are asked to make a small donation to the First Coast Relief Fund, The Jacksonville Humane Society or Sulzbacher.
This event brought to you by Hagerty, Grassroots Motorsports, Jacksonville Car Culture, Cars & Coffee at the Concours, and Deremer Studios Photography.
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There are a lot of 'Jacksonville's' out there. It would help if you stated which, by the state the subject J-Ville resides in.
From Jacksonville, Oregon. https://jacksonvilleoregon.com/
In reply to TreDeuce :
It's a virtual event so, really, which Jax you're in doesn't matter.
Can I bring Hot Wheels cars?
In reply to Dieselboss15 :
I guess so.
Just a bump since it's taking place this weekend.
Weekend is getting closer by the minute.
And the prop is?
Karacticus said:And the prop is?
Entrants must post photos of their vehicle with a CDC recommended FACE COVERING in clear view. The face covering can be as simple as a folded bandanna or a cut up t-shirt, for more information on what the CDC recommends to help slow the spread of COVID-19 visit: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/diy-cloth-face-coverings.html
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