22nd Annual Greater Tennessee Valley Antique Car Show - new location
Point Mallard Park Jubilee Field Decatur, Alabama

The show is sponsored by Lynn Layton Chevrolet and Point Mallard Park.

Registration is from noon Friday till 5:00pm, and 7:00am till noon on Saturday.

The registration fee is $25.00.

The first 500 to register will receive a free T-shirt and dash plaque. There will be live entertainment Friday night featuring the Fairlanes 50's and 60's Doo-woop music, and live Entertainment on Saturday featuring Michael Dean as Elvis. There will be a 50/50 pot, and thousands of dollars of door prizes such as TV's, DVD's, shop tools, show accessories and much more. The Grand Prizes will be two 350 chev. engines and a set of chrome wheels from Minor Tire of Decatur.

Motel host will be Country Inn & Suites 256-355-6800. and ask for car show rate.

This is not an open show, car qualifications are: pre. 1984 cars and trucks. and All model Corvettes. There will be lots of parts vendors, and food vendors. also arts and crafts for the ladies.

Contact: Doug Poole 256-773-9652 E- mail address L3craz@aol.com
Charles Adams 256-552-5633




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This was the first year for the new location at Point Mallard. And what a much better location it is. Better entrance/exit without any type of dip like at Saginaw, smooth rolling hills, and a great area for vendors row. The attendance wasn't as large as I remember it, but I think this show was confused with the other Point Mallard show that is every year. But there was still over 600 cars registered.

The sun wasn't bearing down thanks to some soft cloud cover, and the heat was merciful. But it was still a long day with the humidity, and people started to cut out around 1pm. They had great door prizes as usual with two complete engines given away.

Doug Poole, the founder and lead organizer of this event, was recently in a pretty serious car accident. But even though he wasn't at 100%, he still came out to see his event for a short while. I didn't have a chance to see him, but I wish you a speedy recovery Doug.

Be sure to click on the slideshow to watch the videos! There's nothing like seeing and hearing these machines.