7/23/05 Hot Import Daze. San Diego QualComm...
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7/23/05 Hot Import Daze. San Diego QualComm...
Hey guys
Team Transport will be showing their cars off at Qualcomm Stadium next saturday.
Come say hi
Time: 12-7pm
Date: 7/23/05
www.hotimportdaze.com
Where: Qualcomm Stadium
Ed Lin
Team Transport will be showing their cars off at Qualcomm Stadium next saturday.
Come say hi
Time: 12-7pm
Date: 7/23/05
www.hotimportdaze.com
Where: Qualcomm Stadium
Ed Lin
team transport is always welcoming to those members of G35driver that want to try the show scene without being an official member of a team.
Let us know if you'd like to roll with us at SD.
You can register your car here: HID San Diego Registration and then shoot me a PM for the load in info. You must be able to be in SD on Friday afternoon.
Make sure to register your team affiliation as Team Transport so that you can load in with us.
After the event, if the show scene is something you'd like to get more involved with, you can opt to join the team if you want.
Cheers, Ted
Let us know if you'd like to roll with us at SD.
You can register your car here: HID San Diego Registration and then shoot me a PM for the load in info. You must be able to be in SD on Friday afternoon.
Make sure to register your team affiliation as Team Transport so that you can load in with us.
After the event, if the show scene is something you'd like to get more involved with, you can opt to join the team if you want.
Cheers, Ted
man im gonna go but for some reason im getting a feeling to show my car. This would be my first time and I want to do it for the experience. I dunno though, anyway what do yall think and what the hell should I do from here?
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really. Like I dont have anything against Team transport but I dont like the idea of paying... I know everyone has done it and thats ur policy so if I were to show it would be alone. I dont really know what the process should be so if you guys could help, that would be great. Thankx
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Kamal,
There are many advantages to joining a team. Group discounts on hotel rates, prefered show areas, team sponsorships (which usually end up offsetting your dues), press coverage (there is a good chance for Street Fury/G4 TV to come by again),....etc.
Its alot of hard work (preparing for a show) but if its something you're in to its well worth it. No need to try your first show out alone. You can do your first show with us for free. Then decide if you'd like to join.
There are many advantages to joining a team. Group discounts on hotel rates, prefered show areas, team sponsorships (which usually end up offsetting your dues), press coverage (there is a good chance for Street Fury/G4 TV to come by again),....etc.
Its alot of hard work (preparing for a show) but if its something you're in to its well worth it. No need to try your first show out alone. You can do your first show with us for free. Then decide if you'd like to join.
Transport's dues are the lowest of any of the established teams out there. Wen we have enough folks going to a show, we can work discounts on registration, as well as getting preferred placement/load-in. We are also always at work with our vendor/sponsor relations.
The fees we collect pay for food for the group (usually breakfast, lunch or both for the team)... this runs about $125 or more per show.
Then there's the EZ ups/tent, banners and decals. Decals run around $6 to $15 each.
Then there's power for the indoor shows ($80 to $120 per show)
Website/domain registration..~$125 year
We also do the Toys for Tots car show at the end of the year and that costs involves trophies, insurance and other fees. ~$500
This year we also got patches for team shirts,jackets & hats. Also we'll have a give away at HID ... Team Transport tattoos. I think Rever and Avo are jumping up and down to be the official tat application specialists for the models
In any case, the "show scene" isn't for everyone, but its a good time. You can try the first show without joining us, but you will have to register with HID and that will cost you $48.50. (the average show fee is $40 + handling)
Cheers, Ted
P.S. if anyone can do the math to make a team work without dues, (or without a rich team member that doesn't mind supporting the whole team, let me know!) ... or just give me the email of a rich team member.
The fees we collect pay for food for the group (usually breakfast, lunch or both for the team)... this runs about $125 or more per show.
Then there's the EZ ups/tent, banners and decals. Decals run around $6 to $15 each.
Then there's power for the indoor shows ($80 to $120 per show)
Website/domain registration..~$125 year
We also do the Toys for Tots car show at the end of the year and that costs involves trophies, insurance and other fees. ~$500
This year we also got patches for team shirts,jackets & hats. Also we'll have a give away at HID ... Team Transport tattoos. I think Rever and Avo are jumping up and down to be the official tat application specialists for the models
In any case, the "show scene" isn't for everyone, but its a good time. You can try the first show without joining us, but you will have to register with HID and that will cost you $48.50. (the average show fee is $40 + handling)
Cheers, Ted
P.S. if anyone can do the math to make a team work without dues, (or without a rich team member that doesn't mind supporting the whole team, let me know!) ... or just give me the email of a rich team member.
Last edited by SoCalTed; Jul 14, 2005 at 06:53 PM.
well, there are tons of teams out there, so make sure to take a look at them all when you are ready to start showing.
or, be a one man army and show independently, then there will be no team fees!
Cheers, ted
P.S. door is still open to anyone that wants to give the show scene a try at HID, San Diego. Hurry though, as registration is sure to close soon.
or, be a one man army and show independently, then there will be no team fees!
Cheers, ted
P.S. door is still open to anyone that wants to give the show scene a try at HID, San Diego. Hurry though, as registration is sure to close soon.