How To Plan, Organize, Run & Judge A Successful Car Show

• If you are planning or organizing a show
• If you will be responsible for judging a car show
• If you want to dramatically increase your chances of winning in car shows

In the first week of April each year there are over 30,000 car shows & events in the United States. But until now, there has been no source of reliable, complete information and detailed "how to" that would help organizers to put together a successful and profitable show, so 85% of those events are not as successful or as profitable as they should be. For years HotKarz.com has been actively involved in helping car show organizers throughout the United States and Canada to plan, organize and improve their shows.

A car show can be a very effective fundraiser, providing multiple sources of income. And it can be fun! But to be profitable, it must be done correctly. It is not as simple as getting a bunch of hot cars to park in an empty field for a few hours.

"The Complete Car Show" produced by the folks at HOTKARZ.COM is THE definitive source for anyone involved in car shows, particularly those involved in organizing and/or judging shows and events. A collaborative project with input by successful auto show organizers, classic car associations, custom car builders and auto show judges, "The Complete Car Show" step-by-step guide guarantees to increase the popularity and profitability of any car show. This is the most comprehensive car show planning guide for beginners & pros alike, with detailed, step-by-step instructions and packed with photos. It even includes tips on how to win at shows. "The Complete Car Show" is chock full of car show ideas and was created for you as the ultimate resource on this intriguing and fast-growing hobby.

There are other car show guides on the market, but none are as comprehensive or as informative. None. The "#2 car show guide" does not even include sections on judging or winning. And the free info you find on the internet leaves a lot to be desired and is not comprehensive enough to help you run a successful show.

Car shows are hard to beat for fundraising, as there are numerous sources of income, including (but not limited to) entry fees, vendor fees, 50/50 tickets, silent auctions, seller's corral, swap meet areas, food & drink sales and much, much more.

This book will help you to breeze through the inner workings of planning a show. It will show you how to attract more vehicles. It will show you how to get others to pay for everything. It will show you how to double, or even triple the profits. It will detail the various types of judging, and even show how to increase your own chances of winning in shows. And it includes samples of all the forms: