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NCM C4 gathering
This years C4 Gathering has our event favorites, but also some new and back by popular demand activity offerings that are sure to keep you entertained.
Gordon Killebrew will not only be offering his popular Drive Through Troubleshooting but also a full day version of his Gordons School at a special price for Gathering participants who sign up for this opportunity. Dyno pulls, silent and live auctions, Peoples/Celebrity Choice Car Show, poker runs, autocross, a digital scavenger hunt, golf cart autocross and a banquet are the returning event staples.
New for the event is a ZR-1 Tuning seminar by Corey Henderson, 20th Anniversary FIA 24 Hour Record seminar with drivers Tommy Morrison, John Heinricy and Jim Minneker, and new GM Plant Manager Bob Parcell will conduct a seminar. He will join Tom Hill and Steve Grilli from the Plant on a 2011 Corvette Intro and Walk-around. The popular Dana Industries Road Tour has been revived and combined with a Jim Ingles Check Ride experience.
Other road tour destinations include Makers Mark Distillery, Warren Countys Split Tree BBQ and Chaneys Dairy Barn plus a free guided road tour through Kentucky country-side!
This years event will be informative, competitive and yet relaxing!
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Austin Auto Show
One of the most anticipated annual events in Central Texas, the StatesmanCars Auto Show is the ideal opportunity for consumers to compare styling and pricing of virtually every major vehicle line under one roof in just a few short hours (vehicles cannot be purchased at the show). The StatesmanCars Auto Show now boasts more than 200,000 square feet of new cars, trucks and SUVs at the Austin Convention Center and continues to grow in both square footage and attendance.
The Austin Automobile Dealers Association manages this annual event in conjunction with the show sponsor Austin American-Statesman.
2010 Show Dates & Hours
Show Dates: May 14-16, 2010
Hours: Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Admission
Adults: $5.00
Seniors: (55 and older): $3.00
Children: (Under 12): Free
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