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12th Annual Cops & Rodders Car Show-North Brunswick NJ
This year the Batmobile will be on display
In 2003 & 2004 we had over 600 cars total in the show
Pictures from 2003 and 2004
The North Brunswick NJ Police Dept Death, Retirement, Widows & Orphans Fund will be holding our 12th Annual Cops and Rodders Car Show on Sunday, April 30th 2004.
It will be held at the DeVry University on Route One northbound, mid way between Route 130 and Route 18 on April 30th, with a rain date of May 7th.
On site registration is $18.00 the day of the event
We usually draw over 600 cars to the event. All kinds of cars show up, both old and newer. Everyone likes the mix of cars that show up, and that it is early in the year, where people are itching to the their rides outta the garage.
There is no "official" judging of cars. We give out trophys, but regular people give them out to the cars they like.
If your group would like to give out trophys amongst your club, you can do that. You can bring your own, or buy Trophy(s) from us to give out your group. The cost of a Trophy from us is $150. Where we make the money for the fund is from Trophy sales, food, shirts. Clubs in the past have collected money from it's members, and bought the trophy(s) from us to give as they wished amongst their club. If you'd like to buy trophy, let me know.
Admission for spectators is free.
Registration fee is $18 at the gate the day of the show.
ALL Pre-Registered cars will receive a Plaque.
Also the day of the show, as you enter, we take a picture of you in your car, and we put it in a Plaque that you can purchase if you like.
We also sell food and shirts at the show.
The date of the show is Sunday April 30th, with a rain date of May 7th.
It starts at 9am, and ends at 3pm. Try to show up before 9am, as it takes time to get over 600 cars into the show.
It is held at the DeVry University, which is on Route One northbound in North Brunswick, midway between Route 130, and Route 18.
Hope to see a lot of you there!
Sincerely,
Dan Maldonado
This year the Batmobile will be on display
In 2003 & 2004 we had over 600 cars total in the show
Pictures from 2003 and 2004
The North Brunswick NJ Police Dept Death, Retirement, Widows & Orphans Fund will be holding our 12th Annual Cops and Rodders Car Show on Sunday, April 30th 2004.
It will be held at the DeVry University on Route One northbound, mid way between Route 130 and Route 18 on April 30th, with a rain date of May 7th.
On site registration is $18.00 the day of the event
We usually draw over 600 cars to the event. All kinds of cars show up, both old and newer. Everyone likes the mix of cars that show up, and that it is early in the year, where people are itching to the their rides outta the garage.
There is no "official" judging of cars. We give out trophys, but regular people give them out to the cars they like.
If your group would like to give out trophys amongst your club, you can do that. You can bring your own, or buy Trophy(s) from us to give out your group. The cost of a Trophy from us is $150. Where we make the money for the fund is from Trophy sales, food, shirts. Clubs in the past have collected money from it's members, and bought the trophy(s) from us to give as they wished amongst their club. If you'd like to buy trophy, let me know.
Admission for spectators is free.
Registration fee is $18 at the gate the day of the show.
ALL Pre-Registered cars will receive a Plaque.
Also the day of the show, as you enter, we take a picture of you in your car, and we put it in a Plaque that you can purchase if you like.
We also sell food and shirts at the show.
The date of the show is Sunday April 30th, with a rain date of May 7th.
It starts at 9am, and ends at 3pm. Try to show up before 9am, as it takes time to get over 600 cars into the show.
It is held at the DeVry University, which is on Route One northbound in North Brunswick, midway between Route 130, and Route 18.
Hope to see a lot of you there!
Sincerely,
Dan Maldonado