Howdy Travis -
I was at the W of W from noon till 4.30 on Sunday, and the show was winding down. Not too crowded. Maybe 100-150 vehicles, mostly American show cars from the 50's-1970's. Most (at least the ones I actually looked at) were either stock or mild custom jobs.
Being Tennessee, I was expecting at least three black "Bandit" Trans Ams - but there was just one - with the ugliest hood scoop you could imagine. It looked like a shiny black slug was crawling down the hood. There was a beautiful early 50's red Corvette convertible, but no VW's.
"Enos" from The Dukes of Hazzard was doing photos with a General Lee ($20 I think) He has a beard now, and is really looking more like Uncle Jessy - but he was busy. Dora the Explorer, and some heartthrob from High School Reunion were also there. They were less busy.
Very small vendor presence - and most of that was either Hot Wheels or clothing. A few oil additives, and a tub resurfacing company (I guess everybody has a tub!)
$14 for admission, $5 for parking, $1 for a coke, $2 for Ice Cream (yeah, I know it's cold outside) for about 4 hrs of entertainment. I will probably do it again next year.
