Only three more days!!

Can anyone help me out with like the best places to spot and where in spectators lot i can see cars etc stuff like that

And does anyone have any new info about what cars are gonna be there

The spectator lot is right across from the show

Is there any place inparticular I should go look for cars

Not really. A guy I was talking to on FChat is bringing his Spyker but I haven't heard of anything crazy.

You can honestly spot anywhere. The entire immediate Greenwich area is walkable in like half an hour. Greenwich Ave is the popular street but during the show, Arch St is the place to stay because that's where the spectator cars mainly come through. It intersects with Steamboat Rd, which is the extension of Greenwich Ave. You will find most cars on these three roads, but don't hesitate to take a random sidestreet or walk into a random garage because you might find something.

Ok thanks

Also when do i want to be there the entire show or like begining of the show and the end

And how big is the spectators lot could i be able to walk around the entire thing to see if there is anything there i just need to know these things before i go

And how do i know which cars are legal to post and not legal to post

If they are in the show, don't post them.

Lol ik that

Arrival is apparently 7:30-9 for show cars, not sure many people will be there then though. Still another chance to see the show cars driving so I'm going. Cars will be coming through pretty much nonstop from 10 (show starts) to 4-5 (show ends) so stick around. The show cars leave around 4-5 so that's when you definitely want to be outside the entrance.

Any car that doesn't drive in or out of the show entrance is fine, and if you spot a show car somewhere else in Greenwich then it's OK too.

Also I believe you can go in and out of the show as much as you want so if you want to check things out then go spot, you can.

There are two main spectator lots, one across from the entrance and another down the street past the bridge. Both are pretty big but you can easily walk through them and pick out the cool things.