I was not the only one taking photos
There were lots of security just watching out for these cars. I would imagine they are worth lots and lots of money. I'm also sure that since they also keep them in showroom shape and race ready so they don't want anyone messing with them.
Crowd control and enjoyment. They had a car (the orange one) that you could get into and see what it would be like to sit in the drivers seat. Vroom,Vroom. The security people tended to be very nice and friendly. I even had a discussion with them on what kind of camera they should get.These cars were also more then they first appeared all kinds of safety equipment and computers and electronics
And of course there was all the inevitable hype and advertising to go with it, but it did serve to give the store kind of a festival feel to it. Our Wal-Mart quite often has activities and fundraisers outside the store just like the car set-up. They allow groups to set up tents to sell cookies or doughnuts and sometimes full scale Bar-b-ques for fundraisers. For years our scout troop wrapped Christmas presents there and my boys were always able to pay for their summer camp from that one fundraiser.
Hope your enjoyed my shopping trip
☺☺☺Johnina☺☺☺
PS while you are here scroll down and check out my latest give-away
2 comments:
Aaaahhhh! Nice cars.
Hi Johnina, thanks for your visit and comment back at It Strikes Me Funny in London, Canada. On occasion we visit the same blog by Carmi, also from London. (Written Inc.)
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Stats includes info re my audience, including the latest set of 'top ten' search words readers have typed in (on Google for example) that directed them to my site.
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cheers, gah
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