Official 2012 NATIONAL AcuraZine Meet

[Mikey]

Anymore than 4-6hours and it's not worth it. Last year there was *ONE* NSX and it was totally 4x4-ing, too. For the most part, it's about 50-100 cars. Mostly TLs and TSXs. They're all lowered, staggered, VIP'd, etc etc.

There's a handful of clean, non-Acuras and they have a raffle and what-not. It's one of those things where if you live within a few hours, come out but any further than that and you gotta be a die-hard enthusiast.

 

[GoldnKnight22]

Still pretty proud of the 8+ hour drive I made for the Hershey/Harrisburg Accord meet back in the day

 

[RedRyder]

^You should be. I just don't have much interest in driving more than 6 hrs. But I don't have many choices, big meets (heh) only happen in TN, GA, FL, or the northeast. And of course Cali.

F'ing midwest.

 

[98ExAccordwv]

^You should be. I just don't have much interest in driving more than 6 hrs. But I don't have many choices, big meets (heh) only happen in TN, GA, FL, or the northeast. And of course Cali.

F'ing midwest.

Agreed. At least there are some good Classic Cruise-in's around here though.

 

[Mikey]

Cali and NY, TN and FL are where it's at.

Ive actually been to some big meets in the midwest. The CoMo meet was 250+ cars in 2010. 400+ last year and we're shooting for 450+ this year. The Chicago meet was fun but it wasa small meet. All the fun that was had was at the street races afterwards.

STL throws some cool meets, too. Ive never been to a 1000+ car meet. Had IA been in TN this year, like it's supposed to, I would've gone to it.