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Anyone want to give me an insight as to what it would cost for the weekend?? I would like to fly out from Detroit Thursday evening and stay at a decent hotel nearby for the duration. Any suggestions as far as hotels, hot spots, etc.??

Also, while we're on the 'concorso' topic- Is anyone on the East coast going to Poconos this year? I was there last year for the show as a spectator and had a blast. This year I'm looking at trailering my car out for the show.
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Anyone want to give me an insight as to what it would cost for the weekend??



Have you heard the saying - "If you have to ask?"

Not cheap. Every spot within 75 miles increases room rates for this weekend. And most are already filling, or filled, up. No, really - filled up NOW.

For simplicity go the P.I. or PCNC route. I am returning for my third year to a Days Inn just off the 101 in north Monterey, a 10 minute drive to the Concorso, except it takes about an hour on THE day. The kind desk clerk gave me a break - $139 Thursday, $229 Friday. Same room @ night. Told ya they marked them up.

You should know entry ticket prices rise the closer you get. Exibitor prices go up March 1, not sure about general admission.

Thursday/Saturday dinner in town will cost what a good dinner does, PCNC Friday dinner is very affordable if you reserve in time to get a spot.
Prices for event food are of course higher than they should be. I pack a picnic lunch in the car for Concorso, and P.I. has a great spread for Saturday lunch at Laguna.

Hot spots? Hanging with everyone else. PCNC hospitality is open to all, I imagine you can also find a welcome at the P.I. hotel.

Next to Vegas Fun Rally, this is the best Pantera event around. And THE best for looking, talking, learning, dreaming about what you would do if only someone would let you win the lottery. True Disneyland for car junkies.

Larry
PCNC dinner is Friday night at Las Laurales Motel in Carmel Valley. Its a great motel to base out of due to great features like special parking for or cars, hospitality house that is open almost 24 hours during the week. Being in Carmel Valley, we sit in the sun and enjoy the pool alot. Great resturaunt and bar plus our dinner is set outside on Friday and they let us surround the eating area with 20 to 25 Panteras. My pictues are too big for this forum but if you want to see, let me know your e mail address. On the event day 20 our more of us take the sprited run up Las Laurales Grade and past Laguna Seca, slip in the back door of the Concourso in about 20 minutes from the hotel with little to no traffic.

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Posted February 25, 2006 07:37 PM
The PCNC dinner looks great, is there a site where I can get some info about staying there or is it PCNC members only?



The PCNC website will provide you a link to Diane Dean, who handles the reservatons. They were just open for PCNC members at first, but will soon be opened to others. There is already a waiting list, and the number of rooms is down a little bit from last year. HURRY!

Dinner handles more people, but that usually fills up too. Hurry on that one too. Dinner included if you stay at the hotel.

www.panteraclubnorcal.com

Larry
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