2008 Car Craft Summer Nationals - Info and How to Register

Car Craft Summer Nationals
July 25-27, St. Paul, Minnesota
Presented by GM Performance Division

Last year at the Summer Nats, cute girls talked to us. It's true. If you want in on that, attend the 2008 Car Craft magazine Summer Nationals, a three-day event showcasing more than 4,000 street machines and musclecars as it plows into St. Paul at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds, July 25-27. The event, which features all makes and models of two-wheel-drive vehicles as well as feature cars, will attract over 45,000 spectators including some girls wearing short-shorts and bikini tops. If your car is sweet, there is a chance to grab one of 100 awards that will be handed out to outstanding cars and trucks. Be there - we will.

What:
Car Craft Summer Nationals, an event showcasing more than 4,000 street machines and musclecars and attracting over 45,000 car enthusiasts.

When:
Friday, July 25: 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.Saturday, July 26: 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.Sunday, July 27: 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Where:
Minnesota State Fairgrounds1880 Como Ave.St. Paul, Minnesota

Highlights:
*Dyno Challenge.
*Miss Car Craft Summer Nats contest.
*Burnout contest-smokin' tires and burning rubber.
*GM Performance Division displays its latest automotive creations.
*Car Corral, Family Fun Zone, and Performance Marketplace.
*Car Craft, Chevy High Performance, and Hot Rod editors and photographers.

Vehicle Registration:
$45 advance (good until July 18). Entry fee covers car, driver, and co-pilot plus one goodie bag, as well as children under 15.

 

 

 

Tickets:
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TODAY!

Info:
877-413-6515 or check back here.

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