
I wasn't doing anything special, so I decided to haul the 'Voy down I-75 to the Plies Car Show in Albany. As a whole, it was alright, not nearly as disappointing as Valdosta. I can honestly say that the custom work in Albany isn't sloppy like Valdosta. (Note: Valdosta is the city with the noticeable frayed fabric and the dried glue) I did notice a lot of vehicles that the only customizations that were on it was the paint and wheels, and there were a few cars that went all the way.
However, I noticed a similarity between this show and the Dub Englishtown Show. A new thing where on a car, it's not a solid color paint job (and I don't mean two toned or transition color either) and there's a pattern/graphic in the paint.


I ducked out the show around 7:00 and did some parking lot scouting. As of that. And ask me if I care. Ironically I did come across Bernie's car show pick in the parking lot. Bernie's car show pick is my choice of any vehicle and if I had my way I would take it on a joyride. So I came across this Yukon Denali and the owner didn't care that I was in his SUV.



Anyway here's some more photos....










And for the rest, head to the 2010 "Plies" Car Show Gallery at BeTrueATL.com
P.S. I know that I didn't mention that Young Dro was there. There would have been photos of him, but the promotors to this event attempted to feed me some bull about why I couldn't get a pass to get in, which meant that they gave all their friends passes, and crying over how they spent $85,000 on this show. I guess $84,000 went towards Plies and Young Dro. Oh and get this: they told me that if I bought a V.I.P. pass (I'm not sure what was the difference between General admission and V.I.P.) he could get me a 10 minute interview with Young Dro... If only he knew what a lot people know. I think if I was V.I.P., I could use the outdoor toilet that was closer to the stage. I knew I should have went in with Dro.
Until we meet again, Albany. And I wonder if the Plies car show in Florida was like this one. Probably not...
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