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Sunday, May 1 :: 15th Annual "Cruisin' to Graduation" MVHS Car Show
Medomak Valley High School, 320 Manktown Road, WALDOBORO; 10AM-3PM.$5 reg. @ 8AM. Gate opens 10AM; $5 for spectators, $3 for students, children under 5 FREE.
Dash Plaques, 30 trophy classes; 4 bike classes, 5 Judged classes,Best Of Show, People's Choice.
Student food booths with breakfast & lunch items, lobster rolls, ice cream,baked goods, etc. Door prizes, crafters, vendors,music, private collectors on site
Event benefits Medomak Valley HS Project Graduation fund for all classes.
FMI: Sue Simmons @ 207-691-8402; firstname.lastname@example.com; sites.google.com/a/msad40.org/cruisintograduation
Sunday, May 1 :: Motor Menders Annual Spring Swap Meet
At Topsham Fairgrounds in TOPSHAM, 54 Elm Street. 6AM-1PM. Rain date: May 7.
Car, truck and bike parts swap meet; vendor spaces available for $25; spectators, $5 ea.; children under 15 FREE w/adult; vendor entry at 5am; some indoor spaces available in case of rain; benefits the Motor Mendors.
FMI: Leon Brillant @ 207-798-0892; email@example.com; www.topshamfair.net
Sunday, May 1 :: Bentley's First Car Show of the season
Bentley's Saloon, 1601 Portland Rd., ARUNDEL. 11AM-3PM.
FMI: 207-985-8966; email@example.com; www.BentleysSaloon.com
Sunday, May 1 :: Auto Wars Exhibit Opening
Seal Cove Auto Museum, 1414 Tremont St., SEAL COVE on Mount Desert Island. 4-6PM.
Auto Wars: Then & Now — forever changing the nature of Mount Desert Island. The exhibit explores the impact of community decisions on the physical, cultural and economic landscape through a choose-your-own-adventure exhibit.
FMI: Hope Rowan @ 207-244-9242; email@example.com; www.SealCoveAutoMuseum.org
Tuesday-Friday, May 3-6 :: National NAAM Conference at Seal Cove
Seal Cove Auto Museum, 1414 Tremont St., SEAL COVE on Mount Desert Island.
The National Association of Automobile Museums (NAAM) is a professional center of excellence for automobile museums and affiliated organizations that supports, educates and encourages members to operate according to professional standards of the museum industry.
FMI: Hope Rowan @ 207-244-9242; email@example.com; www.SealCoveAutoMuseum.org
Saturday, May 7 :: Kennebunk May Day Car Parade
Parson's Field Park in KENNEBUNK.
Line up at 12:30PM on Water Street. Parade at 1PM.
FMI: Jack & Mary Bates @ 207-985-4300; firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturday, May 7 :: Wells 7th Annual Car Show
At Messiah Christian Church, 2700 Post Road in WELLS. 9AM-2PM.
$10 Entry fee to Show (driver+1 passenger), $5 general admission; registration from 8-11am, voting ends at 11; 60 awards in 18 categories; proceeds to benefit Community Outreach Projects.
Great Music, Entertainment & Food for breakfast and lunch!
FMI: 207-985-9287; firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturday, May 7 :: Jeep Ride & Show
Show & lunch 12PM at Darling's Auto Mall at 16 Kingsland Crossing in ELLSWORTH. 2:30PM ride leaves Darlings for scenic trip around Mount Desert Island area. Rain or shine.
FMI: email@example.com ;www.darlingcarshow.com
Saturday, May 7 :: Lecture: Edsel Ford and his Secret Project, the Custom Luxus Cabriolet
Seal Cove Auto Museum, 1414 Tremont St., SEAL COVE on Mount Desert Island. Time TBA.
Matt Anderson, Curator of Transportation at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michgan will speak of the life and times of Edsel Ford including his relationship with his father Henry. Included will be discussion of the Luxus that Edsel custom built which is on display at Seal Cove currently.
Mr. Anderson is the John and Horace Dodge Curator of Transportation at The Henry Ford Museum. In that post, he oversees the development, care and interpretation of the museum's collection of more than 250 automobiles.
FMI: Hope Rowan @ 207-244-9242; email@example.com; www.SealCoveAutoMuseum.org
Sunday, May 8 :: Mother's Day at Seal Cove Auto Museum
Seal Cove Auto Museum, 1414 Tremont St., SEAL COVE on Mount Desert Island. 10AM-5PM.
FREE admission for moms all day. Rides in antique autos offered, weather permitting.
FMI: Hope Rowan @ 207-244-9242; email@example.com; www.SealCoveAutoMuseum.org
Sunday, May 8 :: Mother's Day at the Woodlawn Museum
Co-sponsored with Seal Cove Auto Museum at Woodlawn Museum, 19 Black House Drive in ELLSWORTH. 1-4PM.
Tour the historic Black House and go for a ride in the Seal Cove's 1921 Mercer.
Great place for kite-flying between rides — so bring one along!
FMI: Hope Rowan @ 207-244-9242; email@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.SealCoveAutoMuseum.org; www.woodlawnmuseum.com
Sunday, May 15 :: 37th Annual Bonny Eagle Car Show
Bonny Eagle High School, Rte 35 & 22, BUXTON. 8AM-3PM. Rain or shine.
Car registration 7-10am; $5 general admission fee; children under 12, FREE; $10 entrance fee for 1 vehicle and 1 person; proceeds to benefit Bonny Eagle Athletic Programs
FMI: www.bonnyeaglecarshow.com
Thursday, May 19 :: Demo Day at Seal Cove: Brass Era Weigh-in
Seal Cove Auto Museum, 1414 Tremont St., SEAL COVE on Mount Desert Island. 10AM-3PM.
Ever wonder what some of the huge hundred-year-old vehicles in the collection weigh? Find out at this vehicle-weighing demonstration during which the Maine State Police will explain the requirements for commercial vehicle limits and weights verifications and then demonstrate their equipment using some of the Seal Cove collection. Guess the weights and win a prize! Step right up! Rides in antique autos will be offered, weather permitting.
FMI: Hope Rowan @ 207-244-9242; email@example.com; www.SealCoveAutoMuseum.org
Saturday, May 21 :: 8th Annual Cruise-In Car Show & Yard Sale
Maine Region 10 Technical School, 68 Church Rd., BRUNSWICK. 9AM-2PM. Rain or shine.
Tables available for vendors. FREE admission. Food, raffles, Best-of-Show certificates.
Supports SkillsUSA Student Leadership Organization.
FMI: Susie 207-729-6622, ext. 219; firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturday, May 21 :: Moody's Collision Benefit Car & Bike Show w/ LA Harley & United Bikers of Maine
Moody's Collision at 789 Main Street in LEWISTON. 8AM-2PM.
Trophies at 2. Donations welcomed. Bake sale. Pinky D's Food Truck and more. Music by Skosh (12-3pm)
Benefits local cancer patients & The Dempsey Center.
FMI: Sherry Lavoie @ 207-344-2500; email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com (UBM)
Friday, May 27 :: 11th Annual Livermore Falls History Night and Cruise-In
Downtown LIVERMORE FALLS. 4–8PM.
Classic cars, trucks, motorcycles, tractors welcome. Admission is FREE; food, vendors, live music, tractor rides & historical display.
FMI: Kenny Jacques @ 207-779-0367; email@example.com
Thursday, May 26 :: 5th Annual Mexico Firemen's Relief Assn. Cruise-In Car Show
Mexico Town Hall, Route 2 in MEXICO. Rain date: May 27. 5-8pm
BBQ provided by the Mexico Fire Fighters Relief Assn.; door prizes, socializing, food, music & MORE!
Assn. Plaques for the first 100 cars and trucks; DJ Dan Richards spinning the "Golden Oldies".
FMI: Tim Pingree @ 207-562-7267; firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturday, May 28 :: Maine NSRA 2016 Appreciation Day #1
Eliot Commons @ 236 Route 236 in ELIOT. 4PM-dark.
Part of Kruise Knights Monthly Cruise-in event.
NSRA safety inspections will be available by Frank Barron and the Maine Safety Team.
FMI: Frank @ 207-784-2510; firstname.lastname@example.com; NSRA Maine State Rep Ducky Duckworth @ 207-457-1093; firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturday, May 28 :: Bangor VFW Car Show
Coleland Transportation Museum @ 405 Perry Road in BANGOR. 9AM
FMI: 207-990-3600; www.colemuseum.org
Monday, May 30 :: Gray Memorial Day Parade
Classic car owners are invited to join the Memorial Day Parade in GRAY with line-up starting at 10:30AM at the American Legion on 15 Lewiston Road. Classics, military vehicles, vintage cars — something for the crowd to enjoy. Ends at American Legion in Gray with a ceremony and food & drinks to follow.
FMI: Jason Hall @ 207-522-5471 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Wednesday, June 1 :: Bentley's All Eras Race Car Show
Bentley's Saloon, 1601 Portland Rd., ARUNDEL. 4-7PM. Come early if you're showing a car. Racecarapalooza!?!
FMI: 207-985-8966; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.BentleysSaloon.com
Friday-Sunday, Jun 3-5 :: Vettes of Coastal Maine Bar Harbor Tour 2016
This is an ALL Corvette event and pre-registration is required by May 1st.
Theme: Corvettes, Comics & Cartoons! Registration: www.vettesofcoastalmaine.org. Accommodations at Wonderview Inn or Bluenose Inn, BAR HARBOR
FMI: Debbie Shepard @ 207-594-9023; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.vettesofcoastalmaine.org
Saturday, June 4 :: Cruisin' for a Cure Car Show to Benefit Maine Children's Cancer Program
Presented by New Dimension Federal Credit Union at Faith Evangelical Free Church in 250 Kennedy Memorial Drive in WATERVILLE. 10AM-2PM (reg. from 8AM). Rain or shine.
Many Classes to choose from. $10 entry fee all to benefit the Maine Children's Cancer Program.
Steve Colella from FM 93.5 True Oldies live remote broadcast.
FMI: Tina Morrill @ 207-872-2771; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.newdimensionsfcu.com
Saturday, June 4 :: LACO Food Pantry Benefit Car Show
Shiloh Chapel @ 12 Beulah Lane (off RTE 125) in DURHAM. Rain or shine.
Cars, trucks & motorcycles. Reg 8-11AM; $7 per car (driver & 1 passenger); $2pp entry fee. Voting ends @ 12:30PM; Awards @ 2PM. 27 classes & Best in Show.
Hosted by Yankee Cruisers Car Club. Crafters welcome @ $15/space.
FMI: Archie @ 207-312-1587; www.ShilohChapelMaine.org
Saturday, June 4 :: 8th Annual Maine Motorsports Day
Reynold's Motorsports @ 702 Narragansett Trail in BUXTON. 10AM-4PM.
Drag cars, muscle cars, vintage race cars, rat rods, mobile museum.
FREE food. FREE entry. Live music.
FMI: www.reynoldsmotorsports.com; www.facebook.com/Reynolds-Motorsports-280544875810
Saturday, June 4 :: 7th Annual Coastal Mustang Cruise, Show & Track Day
Darlings Ford, 403 Hogan Road in BANGOR with a cruise to Winterport Dragway in Winterport
Meet & greet between 8 and 9:30AM; cruise to Winterport Dragway. 12:15-7PM: judged car show, shootout/burnout competition, barrel race! Schedule to be announced.
There is no cost for the cruise, but pre-registration is requested. Pre-registration available late March at www.darlingscarshow.com. All activities at Winterport Dragway will be subject to a $12 admission. Entrants wishing to participate in the shootout competition will be subject to a $10 tech card fee. Darling's Ford will pay for the Tech Cards for the first 50 pre-registrants!
FMI: email@example.com; www.darlingscarshow.com; www.facebook.com/events/691296290978686
Saturday & Sunday, June 4 & 5 :: History Comes Alive at Owls Head
Owls Head Transportation Museum. 117 Museum Street. In OWLS HEAD just south of Rockland. 9AM-3PM.
Kick off the new season! Pre-1996 vehicles. Scores of vehicle demonstrations!
$18 museum (and show) admission; under 18 and retired or active military are FREE.
FMI: 207-594-4418; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.OwlsHead.org
Sunday, June 5 :: Lake Region High School Vocational Center 4th Annual Benefit Car Show
Lake Region High School on Route 302 (1879 Roosevelt Trail) in NAPLES. 8AM-2PM. Rain or shine.
Benefit breakfast 7:30-9:30 available to public. Registration 8—10AM. Voting until 12:30 pm. Awards at 1:30PM. Registration Fee for show vehicle, driver & 1 passenger— $10.
Pre-Register online at www.lakeregion.mainecte.org. $5 spectator fee; free for 12 and under. Breakfast & lunch available.
FMI: Steve Christy @ 207-693-3864; email@example.com; www.lakeregion.mainecte.org
Sunday, June 5 :: 8th Annual British and European Vintage Car Show
in front of post office in CAMDEN; 1-4PM.
All foreign sports and touring cars are invited w/ different class awards
Hosted by Mid-Maine Sports Car Club (MMSCC)
FMI: MUST PRE-REGISTER online: www.mmscc.com; Tom Latta: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunday, June 5 :: Town of Berwick Anniversary Car Show
Sullivan Square in BERWICK; 8AM-2PM. Rain date: June 12.
Hosted by the American Legion Post 79
FMI: Andy Buckman @ 207-698-1427 or 603-767-2420; email@example.com; www.berwickmaine.org
Thursday-Sunday, June 9-12 :: 13th Annual Back to the Beach Corvette Weekend
New home base at The Clambake Restaurant at 385 Pine Point Road in SCARBOROUGH.
Thursday 12PM-Sunday 10AM. Clambakes, cruise-in, parade, show, dinner, dancing, raffle, games — the fun doesn't stop! Proceeds to support the Chip Miller Charitable Foundation (www.chipmiller.com) and Vettes to Vets.
FMI: Ralph @ 603-893-2797 or Sandie @ 508-335-5056; email@example.com; www.back2thebeach.net
Friday, June 10 :: Summer Special Olympics Parade (preceding Opening Ceremonies) at UMO
Meet at Collins' Performing Arts Center parking lot at University of Maine in ORONO at 4:30 to start lining up for 5:30 parade including Shriners, twirlers, participants from Camp Capella and much more. Opening Ceremonies follow.
FMI: Nancy Raymond @ 207-974-9114 (call or text) or firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com
Saturday, June 11 :: Furniture Superstore Car Hop 2016
Furniture Superstore @ 83 Lisbon Street/Route 196 in LISBON. 6-9PM
T-shirts & dash plaques to first 50 cars. Pinky D's Poutine Truck and WQRY Radio broadcasting live. FMI: Jessy B @ 353-3130 or email@example.com; www.furnituresuperstoreonline.com
Thursday, June 16 :: Demo Day at Seal Cove: Alternative Fuels
Seal Cove Auto Museum, 1414 Tremont St., SEAL COVE on Mount Desert Island. 10AM-3PM.
Learn about alternative fuels of the past, present and future. Demonstrations of a bio-fuel-powered car, a wood-gas-powered generator and more. Rides in antique autos will be offered, weather permitting.
FMI: Hope Rowan @ 207-244-9242; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.SealCoveAutoMuseum.org
Saturday, June 18 :: Wicked Pissah: Maine's Tuner & Modified Vehicle Event
Oxford Dragway, Route 26 in OXFORD; 10AM-10PM
Tuner & modified-vehicle show; 1/8 mile drag racing; burn-out contest; 7 best-of awards; plus "Tuner Shootout" races. Buy-ins available for big cash prizes. All participants must wear a Snell 95 or newer helmet.
$15 (driver + 1 passenger); show/drag combo: $30; drag only: $30; spectator only: $5; childen under 12 free w paying adult
FMI: Look for Wicked Pissah event on Facebook
Saturday, June 18 :: Bentley's Saloon 2016 Miss Pin Up Contest
Bentley's Saloon, 1601 Portland Rd., ARUNDEL.
Girls (women) — pose on Bentley's Servi Car and you could win $1000 from Coor's Light sponsor plus have your picture on Bentley's T-shirt and more prizes. Photographers on site. Rain date: June 19
FMI: 207-985-8966; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.BentleysSaloon.com
Saturday, June 18 :: Cape Elizabeth Family Fun Day parade
Family Fun Day is a day-long festival with food, games, music and more. Parade participants begin lining up on Cottage Farm Road (near the Cookie Jar Bakery) at 9:15AM. Parade begins at 10AM and travels up Shore Road to Fort William Park in CAPE ELIZABETH. Awards for Parade participants are announced at the Opening Ceremony at 11AM. Fun all day and fireworks at 9PM!!! Rain Date: June 19
FMI: Karen Pride @ 207-232-2579
Saturday, June 18 :: Jimmy Jordan Memorial Car Show
Winterport Dragway in WINTERPORT. Rain date: July 16 for car show & swap meet.
Drag Race & Swap Meet & Camp Out
FMI: Bob Reynolds @ 207-223-5592; www.winterportdragway.com
Saturday & Sunday, June 18 & 19 :: All-American Auto Festival
Owls Head Transportation Museum. 117 Museum Street. In OWLS HEAD just south of Rockland. 9AM-3PM.
Celebrate Father's Day w a show case of automotive history, antique aeronautical show, kids activities, Model-T rides, other antiques. Pre-1996 vehicles and all organized automobile clubs welcomed to exhibit with one guest free.
$18 museum (and show) admission; under 18 and retired or active military are FREE.
FMI: 207-594-4418; email@example.com; www.OwlsHead.org
Sunday, June 19 :: Knucklebusters's Father's Day Car Show Cruise-In
Hodgman's Frozen Custard @ 1108 Lewiston Road/Route 100 in (Upper Village) NEW GLOUCESTER; 10AM-2PM. Rain or shine.
Frozen custard, DJ, 50/50, food, door prizes, and Red One Hot Wheels drag racing. Music & DJ by Red Wing.
Donations accepted to benefit Safe Voices and Veterans
FMI: Dave Barrett @ 207-782-7895 or 207-240-6794; firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturday, June 18 :: Bayley's 15th Annual Car Show
At Bayley's Camping Resort; 275 Pine Point Road in SCARBOROUGH. 11AM-3:30PM; reg @ 10AM. Rain or shine.
Over 20 classes of cars and trucks (subject to change); trophies in all classes; 50/50 to benefit the scholarship fund; no registration fee; door prize raffle for entries.
FMI: John Wallace @ 207-557-4256; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.bayleysresort.com
Friday-Sunday, June 24-26 :: 32nd Annual Rod & Kustom Kruisers Rod Run
Fryeburg Fairgrounds in FRYEBURG.
Hot rods & rock 'n roll; DJ all weekend; on-site camping. Friday: ice cream run; burgers & dogs; after sunset: sky lantern memorial of rodder friends. Saturday: rod jousting, power fun, potluck supper & dance 7-11PM. NSRA inspections. Swap & flea market available.
FMI: Skip Douglass @ 207-754-9693; Don Rowe @ 207-346-6611
Saturday, June 25 :: 1st Annual All Mopar Car Show & Cruise: Celebrating 50 Years of the Dodge Charger!!!
Southern Maine Chrysler Dodge Jeep at 824 Route One/Portland Road in SACO. Car show starts as noon. At 2PM, we'll take a scenic cruise to Kettle Cove Creamery in Cape Elizabeth. Event is rain or shine (we prefer shine).
We'll be celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Dodge Charger with several early Chargers on loan from dealership owner's Mopar collection housed at Portland Motor Club which he founded in 2008. Show off your early- and late-model Mopars from the Belvedere to the Hellcat!
You can pre-register here; the first 30 will get dash plaques. Food and refreshments will be on hand.
The event is FREE but donations to the Ecology School at Ferry Beach are welcomed and appreciated. We can take checks or you can donate online right here: donate
FMI: 207-282-4101; www.southernmainecarshows.com; www.southernmainechryslerdodgejeep.com
Saturday, June 25 :: 2nd Annual Poland Spring Cruise-In Show
Poland Springs Resort @ 640 Maine Street (Route 26) in POLAND. Starts at 8AM-4PM
Part of Poland Spring Heritage Day & Strawberry Festival
Vehicles 1900-1980; dash plaques to first 150 vehicles; Chairman's Award + 2nd & 3rd place.
50/50; live music; food, family activities; strawberries!
NSRA safety inspections will be available by Frank Barron and the Maine Safety Team.
FMI: 207-998-4351; www.polandspringinns.com; Tim Burr @ 207-776-2021; John Forman @ 207-799-1253; Ducky Duckworth @ 207-457-1093
Saturday, June 25 :: Annual Togus Veterans Picnic
Veterans Hospital Recreation Facility in TOGUS. 10AM-2PM — concert to follow at 2PM.
Staging for cars and motorcycles at the Augusta Civic Center at 9AM. Departs promptly 9:30AM. Rain or shine.
Hot dogs & hamburgers provided by the Waterville Elks; J.P. Classics donated DJ services. Please bring your own chairs & pop up canopies.
Contact Jim Doherty to "adopt" a vet for the event at 207-623-5714.
FMI: Lee Patenaude @ 207-389-4279; firstname.lastname@example.com or Dave Barrett @ 207-782-7895 or 207-240-6794; firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturday, June 25 :: Maine NSRA 2016 Appreciation Day #2
Poland Springs Resort @ 640 Maine Street (Route 26) in POLAND. Starts at 8AM.
Part of Poland Spring Heritage Day & Strawberry Festival & Car Show.
NSRA safety inspections will be available by Frank Barron and the Maine Safety Team.
FMI: Frank @ 207-784-2510; firstname.lastname@example.com; NSRA Maine State Rep Ducky Duckworth @ 207-457-1093; firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturday, June 25 :: 7th Annual Duane Clark Scholarship Fund Car Show
Windham High School, Route 202, WINDHAM. 7AM-2PM. Parade TBA. Rain or shine.
Reg. 7:30-9:45AM; trophies @ 2PM. Best-of & Special Duane Clark Cup Award.
Entry fee $7 to benefit the scholarship fund. Additional donations to Clark Fund appreciated.
In conjunction with Windham's Summerfest. Hosted by Windham High School Class of 1964.
FMI: Stan & Cheryl Page @ 207-892-7389; email@example.com
Saturday, June 25 :: 4th Annual "Rick's Ride" Motorcycle & Hot Rod Poker Run
NORTH WINDHAM Veteran's Center behind Windham Mall
Reg: 9AM; run: 10:30AM; back: 12:30PM. Rain or shine.
BBQ, music and fun afternoon; 50/50. Game rules & maps provided at check-in.
$20 per vehicle & driver; $5 per passenger. Prereg encouraged.
To benefit: The Rick Duncanson Memorial Scholarship Fund
FMI: www.rickduncansonmemorialscholarship.org or Facebook
Saturday, June 25 :: 5th Annual Hoods Car Club Maine Riot!!
Iron Tails Saloon, 559 Rte. 109 in ACTON. Noon-6pm. Rain or shine.
Norther New England's only Kustom Culture, Hot Rod & Music Festival. Hot Rods, Customs, Lead Sleds, Beaters, and Bikes! Live bands all day, pin up girls, vendors, food, beers and custom trophies.
Hosted by Hoods Car Club — hot road hooligans!
FMI: Brian Desmond @ 802-578-0039; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.facebook.com/HoodsCarClubMaine
Sunday, June 26 :: 6th Annual Pete's Run: Antique Auto & Hot Rod Cruise
Cruise from Mt. Ararat Middle School to show Gardiner Sportsmen's Club, 154 Cobbossee Avenue, GARDINER where events begin at noon. Ends at 3PM.
"Meet & Greet" from 9-10 AM at Mt. Ararat Middle School; cruise to the Gardiner Sportsman's Club with a lunch, raffle, auction and more. $7 donation. Proceeds benefit the Peter Groves Scholarship Fund supporting students interested in the automotive field. In loving memory of Peter E. Groves.
FMI: Felicia @ 207-751-3959 or Tim @ 207-615-5229 or firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com — request a poster be emailed to you
Sunday, June 26 :: Harrison Lion's Club Car Show
Crystal Lake Park, Route 17 in HARRISON; 8AM-2PM. Rain or shine.
$5 reg. fee for vehicle & driver; reg. at 8-11AM; voting 9AM-12PM; awards @ 2PM: 20+ classes & Best of Show award.
50/50; DJ & live music (Lake Regions Got Talent winner Christian Martin). Concessions. FREE to the public with donations gladly accepted. Proceeds for community programs
FMI: For Lions, Gene Cross @ 207-693-4051 or 207-776-0645; firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunday, June 26 :: Union Fairgrounds 1st Car Show
Union Fairgrounds (offs Routes 17 or 235 on Common Road) in UNION.
Reg 8-10AM w $10 fee; gates open 10AM $5 admission & kids under 12 FREE. Voting ends 1:30PM; winners @ 2:30PM.
FMI: Shirley @ 207-542-7469 or Henry @ 207-691-5658
Sunday, June 26 :: 6th Annual Piscataquis Cruise-In Car Event
Fairview Avenue ball field in DOVER-FOXCROFT. 8-30AM-2PM.
Auto swap meet, vendor tables ($25).
FMI: Charles Shaffer @ 207-564-4951; email@example.com
Sunday, June 26 :: New England's Vintage Car Show & All Vehicle Extravaganza
Raitt Farm Museum, 2077 State Road, ELIOT. 9AM-3PM.
Vintage cars, good food, and barrel tractor rides! $5 per person, children 12 and under get in free. Plenty of free parking.
FMI: Don @ 603-859-7818; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.raittfarmmuseum.org/events/vintage-car-show.html
Sunday, June 26 :: 6th Annual Moosabec Summerfest Car Show
T.A. King & Son, 244 Main Street in JONESPORT. 10AM-1PM. Rain or shine.
Registration 8am-10am; $10 entry fee; trophies and prizes; food & drink available.
FMI: Mary Look @ 207-598-6240; email@example.com; Facebook: Moosabec Summerfest
Wednesday, June 29 :: Auto Wars Exhibit Celebration at Seal Cove
Seal Cove Auto Museum, 1414 Tremont St., SEAL COVE on Mount Desert Island. 5-7PM.
Auto Wars: Then & Now — forever changing the nature of Mount Desert Island. The exhibit explores the impact of community decisions on the physical, cultural and economic landscape through a choose-your-own-adventure exhibit.
FMI: Hope Rowan @ 207-244-9242; email@example.com; www.SealCoveAutoMuseum.org
Saturday, July 2 :: Kennebunk Parade/Car Show
Behind Garden Street Market in KENNEBUNK. 11AM-1PM.
Parade line up at 10:30 on Water Street. Car Show follows.
FMI: Jack & Mary Bates @ 207-985-4300; firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturday, July 2 :: Searsport Fire Department Craft Sale & Car Show
Fire Department in SEARSPORT. 9AM-2PM. Rain or shine.
Reg. @ 9AM-noon. Trophies in several classes. Fundraiser for fire department.
FMI: James Morton @ 207-242-5128; firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturday, July 2 :: Antique Engine Meet at Boothbay Railway Village
Boothbay Railway Village, 586 Wiscasset Road in BOOTHBAY. 9:30AM-5PM.
Engine buffs and lovers of all things mechanical will enjoy this one day meet featuring operating early antique engines & tractors as well as displays and demonstrations of early mechanical devices. Co-sponsored by the Maine Antique Power Association
FMI: 207-633-4727; www.RailwayVillage.org
Sunday, July 3 :: Front Street Shuffle: Antique Car & Truck Show
Front Street in BATH • 9AM-2PM.
Part of Bath Heritage Days 2016. Over 125 antique cars line the nationally acclaimed Front Street.
FMI: 207-442-7291; www.visitbath.com
Monday, July 4 :: Bug Light Independence Day Classic Car Show. 11AM-2PM
At Bug Light Park by SMCC in SOUTH PORTLAND at Public boat ramp area on Madison Street by the water!. 11AM-2PM
Vintage and classic cars will be on display at the Fourth of July South Portland event. Activities include a fundraiser barbecue, a reading of the Declaration of Independence by "Benjamin Franklin" at noon, the Summer in Maine Auction, museum tours, old-fashioned games for kids, and kite flying.
FMI: Kathy DiPhilippo at South Portland Historical Society @ 207-767-7299; email@example.com
Saturday, July 9 :: Sedgwick Fire Dept 15th Annual Car Show
Blue Hill Fairgrounds, Route 172, in BLUE HILL; 9AM-3PM. Rain or shine.
Registration starts @ 8AM. Trophies & Prizes in 17 categories, food, 50/50, raffle drawing.
Admission: $3 adults; $1 under 12.
FMI: Dick Doane @ 207-326-9140; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.sedgwickvfdcarshow.org
Saturday, July 9 :: Willowdale Golf Club Classic Car Event
Willowdale Golf Club, 52 Willowdale Road, SCARBOROUGH. 3-6PM.
Classic cars, food, drink, music & raffles.
FREE & open to the public.
FMI: 207-883-9351; www.willowdalegolf.com
Saturday & Sunday, July 9 & 10 :: Rod, Custom and Muscle Car Cruise-In Car Show at Owls Head
Owls Head Transportation Museum. 117 Museum Street. OWLS HEAD just south of Rockland. 9AM-3PM. Rain or shine.
Enjoy examples of one of the most iconic and exciting periods of automotive history. Air show as well. Exhibitor gate opens at 8AM. Exhibitor vehicles are prior to 1995 (free admission w/ one guest). $18 museum (and show) admission; under 18 and retired or active military are FREE.
FMI: 207-594-4418; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.OwlsHead.org
Saturday & Sunday, July 9 & 10 :: National Street Rod Association Member Appreciation Days at Owls Head
Owls Head Transportation Museum. 117 Museum Street. In OWLS HEAD just south of Rockland. 10AM-1PM.
In association with the "Rod, Custom and Muscle Car Cruise-In" at Owls Head. Free to those bringing their Street Rod or Custom. Make sure to stop by the NSRA booth to get your annual membership pin! Safety inspections availably courtesy of MAine NSRA Safety Rep Frank Barron and his Safety Team.
FMI: Ducky Duckworth @ 207-457-1093; email@example.com; Frank Barron @ 207-784-2510; email@example.com
Sunday, July 10 :: Moxie Car Show
Lisbon High School soccer fields in LISBON. 8AM-3PM — and it's during Moxie Festival!!! (www.moxiefestival.com) 300 cars!
Music, unique trophies, food and, um, Moxie and probably food made with Moxie!
All proceeds benefit the Sunshine Hill Neighbors programs run by the Rec Dept.
FMI: Lisbon Rec. Dept. @ 207-353-2289; www.lisbonme.org/rec — for poster and classes and prices
Sunday, July 10 :: Ossipee Valley Fair Car Show
291 South Hiram Road in SOUTH HIRAM. 8AM-1PM.
$10 registration includes driver, one passenger and admission to the Fair (not rides); 3 trophies per class and Best of Show.
FMI: 207-329-8703; www.ossipeevalleyfair.com
(2015) Saturday, July 11 :: Dexter Saturday Night Car Show (cruise-in style)
Dexter Municipal Parking Lot in DEXTER. 5-9PM.
DJ plus live music, food & fun. $3 per car; $1 per walk-in to benefit Dexter Historical Society
FMI: Leonard Wallace @ 207-924-3459; firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturday, July 16 :: 38th Annual Founders' Day & Classic Car Exhibit
Hamlin Memorial Library & Museum, 16 Hannibal Hamlin Drive in SOUTH PARIS. 9 AM – 5 PM rain or shine.
Car show: $10/adults, $2/children 12 & under. Free live music and craft show on Village Green. Lunch foods available. Event benefits library & museum.
FMI: 207-743-2980; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.hamlin.lib.me.us/founders_day.html; www.facebook.com/events/411659992364727/
Saturday, July 16 :: Clinton Lions Club Car Show
Clinton Fairgrounds on Route 100 in CLINTON; rain date: July 17
Gates open at 7am; voting ends @ noon; 3 large trophies/24 classes; trophies @ 1pm; $5 entry fee includes one passenger; $3 spectators fee; concessions and a 50/50. All proceeds go to Lions Club community programs.
FMI: Jay Galusha @ 207-426-3521; email@example.com; www.clintonlionscarshow.com
Saturday, July 16 :: Central Maine Defenders Bike & Car Show
Androscoggin Bank Colisee, 190 Birch Street in LEWISTON.
Big cash pries for best of car and bike show. Lobster bake & BBQ. PLUS Motor Booty Affair!!!
FMI: www.centralmaine.defenderslemc.org/content/freedom-rally-2016-carbike-show-concert-0
Saturday & Sunday, July 16 & 17 :: 69th Maine Potato Blossom Festival/Car Parade (SAT) & Show (SUN)
Festivites in FORT FAIRFIELD. Line up at Fort Fairfield High School at 11AM for parade. Any/all vehicles. Parade 2 1PM. Antique tractor pulls at 3PM. Sunday car show 10AM-2PM w/ trophies at Riverside Park. Food, music, antique farming equipment display.
FMI: Tami @ 207-551-8166; www.potatoblossom.org
Saturday & Sunday, July 16 & 17 :: 52nd Annual Antique Auto Days
Boothbay Railway 2, 586 Wiscasset Road in BOOTHBAY. 9:30AM start; ends 2PM Sunday.
Featuring the Rails, Tails & Ales: Midcoast Craft Beer Festival on Saturday! New this year: Valve Cover Racing! Classic, vintage, antique, hot rods, muscle cars & more…all makes & models welcome! Special Jeep celebration of 75 years. Car show sponsored by the Maine Obsolete Auto League. $5 entry fee for non-members. All registered car owners enjoy FREE admission to the museum all weekend long including rides on the Museum's steam train.
FMI: 207-633-4727; www.RailwayVillage.org
Sunday, July 17 :: Antique Car Night at the Sea Dogs
At Hadlock Field on 271 Park Street in PORTLAND.
Cars arrive 11AM; gates open @ 11:30AM; game at 1PM.
It's game time… for your classic car!
FMI: Courtney Rague @ 207-874-9300; firstname.lastname@example.com
Wednesday, July 20 :: Bentley's Antique Bike & Car Show
Bentley's Saloon, 1601 Portland Rd., ARUNDEL. 4-7PM. Rain date: JUL 21
Antique cars 1956 & older; antique bikes 1984 & older. Discounted meals for all antique car & bike owners! Trophies & prizes.
FMI: 207-985-8966; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.BentleysSaloon.com
Thursday, July 21 :: Demo Day at Seal Cove: Kids' Activities & Pedal Cars
Seal Cove Auto Museum, 1414 Tremont St., SEAL COVE on Mount Desert Island. 10-5PM.
Bring your pedal car to the museum and see those that others bring as well as those at the museum. Or bing a radio-controlled car, plane or drone to the museum to demonstrate. Also games, toy car races, educational actives and photos of kids in period clothing. Rides in antique autos will be offered, weather permitting. Kids 12 and under FREE admission plus a grab bag of toys and candy!
FMI: Hope Rowan @ 207-244-9242; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.SealCoveAutoMuseum.org
Saturday, July 23 :: Bucksport Bay Festival's Annual Car/Vintage Vehicle Show
Crosby's Drive-In @ 30 Duck Cove Road in BUCKSPORT. Reg. @ 9AM; 2:30 awards. Music. Prizes. Fun. Food. Bathrooms.
FMI: Mike Valenoti @ 207-469-3640 or email@example.com
Saturday, July 23 :: 4th Annual Houlton International Wings & Wheels Fly-in/Cruise-in
At Houlton International Airport in HOULTON. Rain date: July 24
Featuring Jim Parker Air Shows and Vacationland Skydiving.
All vehicles and planes welcomed. Food, vendors, entertainment. Breakfast at 7AM
FMI: Jane Torres (at CofC) 207-532-4216 or 207-694-3414; email@example.com; www.houltonchamber.com
Saturday & Sunday, July 23 & 24 :: Truck, Tractor & Commercial Vehicle Meet at Owls Head
Owls Head Transportation Museum. 117 Museum Street. In OWLS HEAD just south of Rockland. 9AM-3PM. Rain or shine.
More than 250 antique pick-ups, delivery vans, tractor trailers, military vehicles, earth movers, engines & more. Kids activities. Model T rides. Air show. Gate opens at 8AM for exhibitors. Pre-1996 vehicle exhibitors get in FREE with one guest.
$18 museum (and show) admission; under 18 and retired or active military are FREE.
FMI: 207-594-4418; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.OwlsHead.org
(2015) Saturday, July 25 :: Wells Rotary Classic Car Show Fundraiser
Wells Harbor Community Park, Harbor Road in WELLS. Noon-3PM
Free admission to public. Music, food, trophies.
$20 per car donation supports Wounded Warrior Fund of Maine.
FMI: Kathleen Thornton @ 207-337-0003; email@example.com
Friday & Saturday, July 29 & 30 :: Rods, Rides & Relics Exhibit & Show
Northern Maine Fair Forum Building at 84 Mechanic Street in PRESQUE ISLE.
Maine's largest indoor car show!
FMI: Rick Guerrette @ 207-764-5177; www.northernmainefair.com
Friday-Sunday, July 29-31 :: Antique Tractor & Engine Show
Raitt Farm Museum, 2077 State Road in ELIOT.
Featuring International Harvester tractors & engines. All other makes welcome.
Admission is $7 per person, children 12 and under free. Plenty of free parking.
FMI: 207-748-3303; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.raittfarmmuseum.org/events/tractor–engine-show/
Saturday, July 30 :: 7th Annual Saco Spirit Main Street Car Show
Main Street in SACO. 8AM-1PM.
Open to all car & truck classes; Trophies; events & great food! Pre-register for a FREE event T-shirt. Registration is $5 & entry forms are avail. on the website.
FMI: 207-286-3548; email@example.com; www.sacospirit.com
Sunday, July 31 :: Gorham Lions Club 9th Annual Classic Car Show
Gorham High School, Morrill Avenue in GORHAM. 6:30AM-2PM.
Includes classic cars, trucks, motorcycles, antique tractors. $5 reg.
FMI: Jim @ 207-892-6543; Norman @ 207-839-6569; email@example.com
Sunday, July 31 :: 13th Annual Mackworth Island Show & Shine
Governor Baxter School for the Deaf, just off Route One on beautiful Mackworth Island in FALMOUTH. 10AM-2PM.
8:30AM registration; charity event for the Maine Foundation of Deaf & Hard of Hearing Children; $10 entry fee; 13 trophy classes and all cars welcome; sponsored by the Falmouth Rotary Club & Downeast Region Porsche Club of America.
FMI: Jerry Giordano @ 781-4904; email@example.com
Sunday, July 31 :: Belgrade Fire & Rescue Association 10th Annual Car Show
Belgrade Central School off Route 27 in BELGRADE next to Hammond Lumber over tracks. 8AM-2PM. Rain or shine.
26 classes plus 4 Outstanding Detail and 1 Best in Show.
FMI: Dan Newman @ 207-458-1837; email@example.com
Sunday, July 31 :: 2oth Annual Bikini Car Wash and Show & Shine
Sanford Sound, 1458 Main Street in SANFORD. 9AM-4PM
Reg. @ 9AM w $20 entry fee to support breast cancer awareness & research
FMI: 207-490-4900; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.sanfordsound.com; www.facebook.com/SanfordSound; https://www.facebook.com/events/1530770433913694/
Friday, August 5 :: 3rd Annual Aubuchon Cruiser Car Night Benefit
10 Bangor Street in AUGUSTA. 4-7PM. $10 car entry fee.
All classic cars welcome with 1st, 2nd & 2rd place prizes voted by audience and a $75 raffle auto supply basket. Hot dog BBQ & soda available. Live entertainment from S&S Deejaying Services.
All funds benefit the Cub Scout Pack 684 in Augusta.
FMI: Eric Smith (manager) @ 207-314-1325 or 207-623-9844 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturday, August 6 :: 37th Annual Andover Olde Home Days Car Show
Downtown ANDOVER; Akers Field. 9AM-2PM
25 classes, food, give-aways, 50/50, trophies, music, t-shirts for sale. Next to the Fireman's Chicken BBQ and parade and large flea market.
Sponsored by Western Maine Street Rods.
FMI: Bill Porter @ 207-357-7589; firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com; www.facebook.com/westernmaine.streetrods
Saturday, August 6 :: 27th Annual "Par Sem" Auto Show
Parsonsfield Seminary on Route 160 in PARSONSFIELD (504 North Road)
Starts w/ breakfast buffet at 7:30AM; reg. @ 7:30-11AM; awards @ 1:30. Rain or shine.
16 classes w/ trophies; music, food, crafts, book & plant sales; 50/50 raffle.
FMI: Joseph Kendall 793-2384; firstname.lastname@example.com ; www.parsonsfieldseminary.org
Saturday, August 6 :: Maine Veterans' Home Bangor 3rd Annual Alzheimers Car Show
Maine Veterans' Home @ 44 Hogan Road in BANGOR. 10AM-2PM (reg. @ 9AM)
$5 per car entry. Awards presented in Veteran's Choice & Spectators' Choice.
Music, concessions, door prizes, raffles, 50/50.
Proceeds to The Walk to End Alzheimers.
FMI: David Roy @ 207-942-2333
Saturday, August 6 :: 2nd Annual Dexter Kiwanis Club Cruise-In Car Show
Dexter Municipal parking lot in DEXTER. 4:30-8PM. Raindate: August 27.
Music, Kiwanis food (red hots & dough boys!), live entertainment (The Wildwoods Band) plus DJ, (club-fabricated) trophies, 50/50 raffle. 50s & 60s ambiance. $5 car entry; $2 walk-in to benefit Kiwanis programs and charities. BYO Chair, NO alcohol, chemicals, bicycles, or pets.
FMI: Bob Fritsch @ 207-924-7336; firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturday, August 6 :: Spruce Creek Benefit Car Show
Spruce Creek Church @ 31 Wilson Road in KITTERY. 3-7PM
1st, 2nd & 3rd place trophies; burgers & dogs; 50s music.
$7 entry for cars; $2 for spectators supports local food pantries and kids' camps. Request an RSVP if you plan to bring a car.
FMI: Darryl @ 207-475-8576; firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturday, August 6 :: Antique Cars & Tractors at Stanley Museum
Stanley Museum on Keenan Field/West Kingfield Road in KINGFIELD. 10AM-3PM
Collection of antique cars & tractors. Prizes. Concession.
FMI: Debbie Smith @ 207-265-2729; www.facebook.com/StanleyMuseum/
Saturday & Sunday, August 6 & 7 :: Wings & Wheels Spectacular at Owls Head
Owls Head Transportation Museum. 117 Museum Street. In OWLS HEAD just south of Rockland. 9AM-3PM. Rain or shine.
The Museum's longest running event; classic cars, guest aircraft, assorted performances.
Exhibitors and one guest free with pre-1996 vehicle
$18 museum (and show) admission; under 18 and retired or active military are FREE.
FMI: 207-594-4418; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.OwlsHead.org
Sunday, August 7 :: 8th Annual Advance Auto Parts Car Show
Advanced Auto Parts at 30 Gurnet Road in BRUNSWICK (Cook's Corner); 8AM-2:30PM.
9 classes with trophies for first place and runner-up; People's Choice class; judged Best of Show.
Food, drinks, live concert by Backlash, 50/50. All proceeds to the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation.
FMI: Richard Merrill @ 207-725-2040
Sunday, August 7 :: Maine Vintage Race Car Association Summerfest 2016
Beech Ridge Motor Speedway in SCARBOROUGH; 10AM-4PM
Cookout, classic car show, vintage race car items
FMI: www.mainevintageracecars.com; email@example.com
Sunday, August 7 :: 3rd Annual MCI (Maine Central Institute) Alumni Weekend Car Show
295 Main Street (Route 100) in PITTSFIELD at MCI on the beautiful campus
9AM-1PM. Judging & awards at noon. $10 entry fee for car; FREE to the public. Food & drinks by Bo Stevens; 50/50 raffle & prizes. Live music by The Steve Dunphy Combo.
FMI: Jared: firstname.lastname@example.com; Milton @ 207-416-5125 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunday, August 7 :: 27th Annual All VW Car Show
Acton Fairgrounds, Rt 109, ACTON • 9AM to 3PM; reg. starts at 8AM; show car entrance ends at 11:30AM); awards at or before 3PM
Air- and water-cooled VWs; 16 classes from Trikes to Bajas to Buses; Karmann Ghias to Things to Beetles and more! New parts & swap meet area
FMI: Lou @ 207-651-7799 or David @ 207-353-6094; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.mainevwclub.org
Sunday, August 7 :: 13th Annual AMC Mainiacs Car Show & Swap Meet
668 Sabattus Road in SABBATUS.
8:30AM start w/ cruise starting around noon. AMC vendors welcome. No trophies — just fun.
FMI: Randy Booker @ 207-375-4640 or Denis Patenaude @ 207-495-3594
Sunday, August 7 :: Uptown Cruizahs 8th Annual Car Show
New Balance store Route 26 in OXFORD. 7:30AM-2PM. Rain or shine.
3 trophies per class (lots); car registration 7:30-11AM; voting to 12:30PM; awards @ 2PM.
$5 per car; fun, food, music, street rod inspections; proceeds to benefit local charities.
FMI: Les Wing @ 207-890-0870; firstname.lastname@example.com or Dan Tripp @ 207-743-8073; firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunday, August 7 :: 10th Annual BB's Tattoo Bike & Hot Rod Show
BB's Tattoo, 262 Roosevelt Trail in NEWPORT. 9AM-2PM. Rain or shine.
Registration at 9:15MA, judging at 1PM, trophies awarded around 2PM to both cars & bikes, BBQ, LIVE music, vendors and dunk tank!!! Proceeds to benefit a local charity. Contact Joe about vendor space.
FMI: Joe @ 207-368-5560; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.bbstattooco.com
Sunday, August 7 :: 13th Annual Summerfest at Beechridge Motor Speedway
Beechridge Motor Speedway in SCARBOROUGH. 11AM-4PM. Rain or shine.
Vintage race car and classic cars; FREE race car rides; $5 admission includes lunch.
FMI: George (Dodo) Brockman @ 207-776-4642 or firstname.lastname@example.com; www.mainevintageracecars.com
Sunday, August 7 :: Picnic at Seal Cove
Seal Cove Auto Museum, 1414 Tremont St., SEAL COVE on Mount Desert Island. Time TBA.
Celebrate summer feasting and driving with your friends at a community picnic and car show overlooking the ponds and mountains of Acadia. Rides in antique autos offered, weather permitting.
FMI: Hope Rowan @ 207-244-9242; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.SealCoveAutoMuseum.org
Saturday, August 13 :: 3rd Annual Big Andrew Foundation Car Classic & Surf Competition
Short Sands Ball Field on Railroad Avenue at scenic YORK BEACH. 11AM-3PM.
Pre-1970; pre-register. BBQ; live oldies music; local & national sponsors of prizes.
Suggested entry donation is $10; FREE to public.
Next day Sunday August 14 is the 9th Annual Surf Competition at Long Sands Beach next to bath house.
Fundraiser for York Hospital Oncology.
FMI: Justin Knowles @ 203-610-1916; www.thebigandrew.com; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.facebook.com/TheBigAndrewFoundation
Saturday, August 13 :: East Orrington Congregational Church 6th Annual Charity Car & Bike Show
38 Johnson Mill Road in ORRINGTON. 9AM-2PM.
Best trophies, food, music, live auction, NSRA safety inspections. FREE t-shirts to first 50 entrants.
FMI: George Smith @ 207-745-4864; email@example.com; eoccmaine.com
Saturday, August 13 :: Three-Alarm Auto Show
34 Park Street in PHILLIPS behind the fire station. 10AM-7PM.
Sponsored by the Phillips Fire Dept. Auxiliary. New & Classic autos must register starting at 8AM. $8 admission; $6 if 62 and up; FREE for 10 and under. $7 per vehicle registration. Judged by public.
All vehicle & vendors who plan to attend, please contact Lieutenant Rousseau @ 207-446-5389 so we can have enough of everything including space!! (we'd change venue if need be)
FMI: Lieutenant Rousseau @ 207-446-5389; www.facebook.com/events/1538829163084991
Saturday, August 13 :: Multi-Club Remembrance Cruise
Destination: Tim Wallace's Past Gas & Ancient Oils Museum in SUMNER.
Leaving Bryant Irving in TURNER at 10AM for this short cruise.
Bring picnic lunch with ice cream stop on return trip? Grills available on-site.
Cruise is to celebrate club and car friends we have lost in recent years. Please bring along pictures and stories to share.
$6/person entry fee to help defray costs of opening up museum.
FMI: Dave Barrett @ 207-782-7895 or 207-240-6794; email@example.com
Saturday , August 13 :: 7th Annual Ricky Gibson Memorial Car Show
NEW LOCATION: 996 Western Avenue in MANCHESTER. 8AM-2PM.
$10 entry fee for car or bike, spectator's FREE; registration 8am to 10am; awards for 20+ classes; DJ, BBQ by 99 Restaurant, 50/50, prizes and more!
Hosted by Strictly Street Car Club; Proceeds to Benefit the Ricky Gibson football Scholarship Fund.
FMI: Christine Leavitt @ 207-441-0197; email@example.com
Saturday, August 13 :: Fat Boys Annual Sock Hop and Cruise-In
Fat Boys Drive-In at 111 Bath Road, BRUNSWICK; 8PM.
BYOB; 21 & older; $7 admission; Great food & fun in a 50's theme. Special menu w/ '60s prices!
FMI: 207-729-9431; www.facebook.com/fatboydrivein
Sunday, August 14 :: Downeast Cruisers and the City of Calais Car and Bike Show
Walmart Parking Lot, South Street, CALAIS; 9AM-2PM. Rain or shine.
$200 in door prizes and 45 trophies will be given away. $5 fee, DJ & music, food vendors, 50/50 tickets.
FMI: Pam Oakes @ 207-427-6061; www.downeastcruisers.com
Sunday, August 14 :: 3rd Annual Antique Sale & Swap Meet
Fryeburg Fairgrounds, Route 5 in FRYEBURG. 8AM-2PM. Rain date: August 21.
All types of cars and bikes, project cars, parts on trailers — come to sell or buy in a relaxed environment.
$10 per space; $1 general admission; $5 on-site parking. Proceeds go to our scholarship fun and fuel assistance.
Sponsored by the Pleasant Mountain Chapter of the Maine Obsolete Auto League (MOAL)
Food & drinks by Harrison Lions Club, picnic tables, shade trees.
FMI: Al @ 207-935-3548; email@example.com; www.pmchaptermoal.com
Sunday, August 14 :: Motor Menders of Maine Cruise-In Car Show
10AM-Noon @ Topsham Fairgrounds in TOPSHAM.
Enter through race gate, free entry to the fair, rides not included, rain or shine.
FMI: Joanne Adams @ 207-299-8374; email@example.com; www.motormenders.com
Sunday, August 14 :: Raymond Schools Car Show
Jordan Small School, Route 85, 423 Webbs Mill Road at Raymond JSMS, RAYMOND. 8AM-2PM
3 trophies per class (19) plus best of show; 50/50 raffle; concessions, music.
$5 per show vehicle; $2 spectator; kids FREE.
All proceeds donated to the PTO Scholarship fund.
FMI: Serena Knight @ 591-4289; email@example.com
Saturday, August 14 :: Willowdale Golf Club Classic Car Event
Willowdale Golf Club, 52 Willowdale Road, SCARBOROUGH. 3-6PM.
Classic cars, food, drink, music & raffles.
FREE & open to the public.
FMI: 207-883-9351; www.willowdalegolf.com
Monday-Saturday, August 15-20 :: 39th Annual New England Auto Auction at Owls Head
Owls Head Transportation Museum. 117 Museum Street. In OWLS HEAD just south of Rockland. Rain or shine & under cover.
PREVIEW WEEK: Monday-Friday, August 15-19; AUCTION: Saturday, August 20.
FRIDAY: Automobilia auction and cocktail reception Friday evening. SATURDAY: Car auction– the gavel drops at 9:30AM
Up to 200 antique, classic and special interest vehicles go up for bid on Saturday— For serious bidders and all auto enthusiasts!
FMI: Toby Stinson @ 207-594-4418; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.owlshead.org
Thursday, August 18 :: Demo Day at Seal Cove: Steam & Early Electric Cars
Seal Cove Auto Museum, 1414 Tremont St., SEAL COVE on Mount Desert Island. 10-3PM.
Learn about the role of steam and electric cars in the earliest days of car manufacturing while exploring these possibilities for the future!?! Ride in the museum's steam and electric cars will be offered, weather permitting.
FMI: Hope Rowan @ 207-244-9242; email@example.com; www.SealCoveAutoMuseum.org
Friday, August 19 :: Cruise-In Car Show Benefit Event at Kittery Trading Post
Cruise-in show at Kittery Trading Post at 301 Route One in KITTERY. 6-8PM.
Live band. Outdoor dining at our new "Lobster Pot" service. $100 KTP gift card to "best of show and $50 KTP GC to runner-up!
FMI: Nick Howard @ 207-439-2700 ext 327; email@example.com
Friday & Saturday, August 19 & 20 :: Downeast Street Rods 44th Annual Rod Run
Hebron Pines Campground on Route 124 (Exit 75 off Tpk) in HEBRON.
1972 & earlier car show. Hot Rods – Jalopies – Rat Rods – Street Rods – Customs
Live bands – Kids games – Camping – Swap Meet… much more!
FMI: Dick Lindkvist @ 207-689-8045; email@example.com or John Forman @ 207-799-1253; email@example.com; www.downeaststreetrodclub.com
Saturday, August 20 :: 5th Annual Woodies in the Cove Car Show
Next to McDonalds in WELLS on Route One at 974 Post Road; 8:30AM-2PM. Parade from 2-3PM.
Woodies ONLY (as many as 50!!! but limited space)! BUT, historical exotics & specialty vehicles will be considered — please email photo to be considered.
Trophies awarded by Peoples' Choice for Woodies and for "Unique & High End Vehicles".
Parade to follow through Ogunquit and into Perkins Cove between 2 and 3pm.
Sponsored by the Historical Society of Wells and Ogunquit
FMI: Sonny Perkins @ 281-455-7779; email@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com. See "Woodies in the Cove" on Facebook and YouTube.
Sunday, August 21 :: 21st Anniversary Litchfield Firefighters Association Show and Shine
Carrie Ricker Middle School, Route 197, 573 Richmond Road in LITCHFIELD. 8AM-3PM.
A Toys for Tots event: please bring a new unopened toy to receive a discount on admission. Sponsored again this year by NAPA Auto parts shaping up to be another great year.
Gates open at 8AM. General admission $3 (under 10 free)
Samantha Weeks @ 207-215-3073; email@example.com; email@example.com; www.litchfieldmainefireandrescue.org; www.litchfieldmainefireandrescue.org
Friday-Sunday, August 26-28 :: 17th Annual North Country Cruisers Cruise/Car Show
Littleton Agricultural Museum in LITTLETON.
Friday: Bonfire at Raymond Carmichael's residence. @ 6PM. Saturday: Pre-reg & set-up day @ 8AM w/ 2PM "Ice Cream Cruise"; supper on grounds & bonfire. Sunday: Reg at 8AM for show. 21+ classes of trophies
Car Show registration begins at 8AM Awards at 2PM. Food, DJ, trophies.
Camping available in the area.
FMI: Bill Larson @ 207-694-1946; firstname.lastname@example.com
August 27 :: 5th Annual Kora Kare for Kids/Cruise-In
Twitchells Airfield at 40 Airport Road in TURNER. 9AM-6PM.
Breakfast; escorted motorcycle rides; guided ATV rides; classic car cruise in; BBQ competition; local craft vendors. Funky music by Motor Booty Affair. All benefits Shriners Hospital for Children.
FMI: Brent Tanguay @ 860-874-9916; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.korashriners.org
Saturday, August 27 :: 3rd Annual Barnstormers Ball at Owls Head Transportation Museum
Owls Head Transportation Museum. 117 Museum Street. In OWLS HEAD just south of Rockland. 6PM.
A fundraising gala set in the roaring 20s with great live music, food, libations amongst the stunning collection of vehicles.
A limited number of high-value raffle tickets will be available and the winner raffle ticket will be drawn. All proceeds support the museum. Contact the museum for event tickets in advance.
FMI: 207-594-4418; email@example.com; www.OwlsHead.org
Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club in BOOTHBAY HARBOR. 3-5PM.
Club house will be open to the public for beverages during the show and a cookout following the show.
181 Congress Avenue in BATH • 8AM-2PM
8-10AM: registration; 10AM: show opens; noon: ballots due; 1:30PM award ceremony. Exhibitors, $10; General Admission, $3; top 3 of each class awarded trophies — many classes.
Sponsored by Bath Parks & Rec Dept. & Bath Knights of Columbus; DJ and Concessions. Proceeds benefit sponsor charities.
FMI: Ann London @ 207-443-8360; email@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.midcoastautoshow.com
Sunday, August 28 :: 5th Annual Aubuchon Hardware Classic Car Show & BBQ
499 Roosevelt Trail (Route 302) in NAPLES. Reg. @ 8AM; show @ 10AM-2PM.
Prizes for 1st place & runner-up.
FMI: Dwayne Ball @ 207-693-3343
Saturday & Sunday, September 3 & 4 :: Vintage Motorcycle Festival & Antique Aeroplane Show
Owls Head Transportation Museum in association with RideMaine. 117 Museum Street. In OWLS HEAD just south of Rockland. 9AM-3PM.
A much anticipated annual gathering of hundreds of antique and classic bikes. Pre-1996 vehicles of any make or model are welcome to exhibit at any of our events and get in free.
$18 museum (and show) admission; under 18 and retired or active military are FREE.
FMI: 207-594-4418; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.OwlsHead.org
Monday, September 5 :: 10th Annual Labor Day All Clubs Cruise-In Car Show for Toys for Tots
Portland Motor Club at 275 Presumpscot Street in PORTLAND; 10AM-2PM; vehicles arrive after 8:30AM. Rain or Shine.
Portland's biggest show! Peek inside Portland Motor Club to see our great collection of stored vehicles including a world-class Mopar muscle car collection. Detailing demos. Music; food; 50/50 raffle & door prizes; assorted prizes.
FMI: Kal Rogers @ 207-233-9970 or Stan Page @ 207-615-8365; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.PortlandMotorClub.com
Wednesday, September 7 :: 3rd Annual Bug Light Park Cruise-In Car Show
At Bug Light Park by SMCC at the SOUTH PORTLAND Public boat ramp area on Madison Street by the water! 4:30PM-sunset. Rain date: SEP 14.
Music, food, door prizes, 50/50. Free admission.
Sponsored by the South Portland Parks & Recreation Department
FMI: 207-767-7650; Linky Erskine @ firstname.lastname@example.com or Lisa Thompson at firstname.lastname@example.com
Friday, September 9 :: Willowdale Golf Club Classic Car Event
Willowdale Golf Club, 52 Willowdale Road, SCARBOROUGH. 3-6PM.
Classic cars, food, drink, music & raffles.
FREE & open to the public.
FMI: 207-883-9351; www.willowdalegolf.com
Saturday, September 10 :: Bangor Car Show: 8th Annual "Wheels on the Waterfront"
Front Street on the waterfront in BANGOR. 8AM-2PM. Rain or shine.
Dozens of classes; discount registration fee by August 31.
FMI: Hannah Young @ 207-947-5205; email@example.com or www.visitbangormaine.com
Sunday, September 11 :: 5th Annual Car Show for Autism
92 Mudgett Road, PARSONSFIELD. 9AM-2PM; registration starts at 7:30.
Car show with lots of great food (pig roast & bbq) and raffles and entertainment. Bring what you run!
All proceeds go directly to the Autism Society of Maine. Silent auction. 50/50
FMI: Rick Sanborn @ 207-938-2972; email@example.com
Sunday, September 11 :: 9th Annual BSA Troop 15 Brewer Days Car Show
SnapSpace Solution parking lot @ Brewer Industrial Park (I-395, Exit 4), 55 Baker Blvd. in BREWER. 9AM–3PM. Awards @ 2:30
$5 registration fee. Spectators free. Music, food, fun, games, silent auction. Free "make-n-take" activity for kids to make a wooden car or truck and lots of fun games.
Lots of classes including People's Choice and Eagles' Choice. 1st, 2nd & 3rd place awards in each category with one-of-a-kind scout-made trophy for 1st place.
NSRA Safety vehicle inspections all day.
Live music, food, more.
FMI: Teresa Maybury @ 207-989-0411; email@example.com; Facebook: search for "Brewer Maine Troop 15"
Sunday, September 11 :: 26th Annual Mt. Washington Valley Old Car Club Show
Settlers Green Outlet Village, Route 16 in NORTH CONWAY, NH. Hosted by the Mount Washington Valley Old Car Club. 9AM-2PM.
3 trophies in each class, plus ten $25 awards to exhibitors. There is a $10 entree for show cars, that is driver and passenger. Dash plaques to the first 300 cars. Spectators is a $3 admission and children Under 12 for free. Proceeds to benefit our scholarship fund in the mechanical or automotive arts.
FMI: Ron Hayes @ 603-356-3563; email@example.com; www.mwvocc.com
(2015) Sunday, September 13 :: 22nd Annual Windham Auto Show
Behind the Hannafords at Windham Mall on Route 302 in NORTH WINDHAM
Show car entry 7-11AM, judging at 11AM, spectators 8AM-2PM; Rain or shine; entry fee $5 for show car & adults; $3 for seniors & students; children 5 or younger FREE; presented by the Windham-Raymond Athletic Boosters Club.
FMI: Dan McGowan @ 207-749-1803; firstname.lastname@example.com
Thursday, September 15 :: Demo Day at Seal Cove
Seal Cove Auto Museum, 1414 Tremont St., SEAL COVE on Mount Desert Island. 10-3PM.
One of the museum's vehicles will be fired up and demonstrated with detailed information on the car du jour presented by the museum's curator or mechanic. Rides offered, weather permitting.
FMI: Hope Rowan @ 207-244-9242; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.SealCoveAutoMuseum.org
Friday & Saturday, September 16 & 17 :: 23rd Annual Old Orchard Beach Car Show
Main Street and Veterans Memorial Park, OLD ORCHARD BEACH
Registration: Friday 9AM-7PM and Saturday starting at 8AM.
Display on Old Orchard Street Friday 3-7PM with parade following
Many divisions with trophies & awards. Entertainment
Sponsored by Saco & Biddeford Savings Institution & Old Orchard Beach Chamber of Commerce
FMI: 207-934-2500; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.oldorchardbeachmaine.com
Saturday, September 17 :: 4th Annual ARCC (Acadia Region Corvette Club) Corvette Autumn.
Darlings Chevrolet, 121 Downeast Highway, ELLSWORTH. Reg. @ 9AM; judging @ 10AM; trophies @ 1:30PM. $10 reg. (pre-reg $5 by mail)
All Corvette show with trophies, vendors followed by Corvette Cruise downeast.
FMI: acadiavettes.org/annual-fall-corvette-meet
Saturday, September 17 :: Blueberry Festival Cruise-In
Three Rivers Kiwanis Building at 24 Gerrish Road in MILO. 8AM-2PM
Blueberry pancake breakfast. Cruise-in car show, crafters, hot dog lunch.
FMI: Nancy Harrigan @ 207-943-7377
Sunday, September 18 :: Fast Eddie's 7th Annual Car Show
At Fast Eddie's Drive In at 1308 Route 202, WINTHROP. 11AM-2PM.
Reg. @ 9AM. Trophies, prizes & giveaways with DJ, food and ice cream specials.
FMI: Barbara or Russell Angell @ 377-5550; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.facebook.com/fasteddies.drivein.5
Sunday, September 18 :: Topsham Fair Association Annual Fall Swap Meet
Topsham Fairgrounds in Topsham. 6am-1pm. Rain or shine.
Car, truck and bike parts swap meet; vendor spaces available for $25; spectators, $5 ea.; children under 15 FREE w/adult; vendor entry at 5am; some indoor spaces available in case of rain; benefits the Topsham Fair Association.
FMI: Leon Brillant @ 207-798-0892; email@example.com; www.topshamfair.net
Saturday, September 24 :: Hartland—St. Albans Lions Club Car Show
Hartland Consolidated School, 62 Elm Street in HARTLAND. 8am-1:30pm
19 classes and 4 best-of classes.
FMI: Rick Sanborn @ 207-938-2972; email@example.com
Saturday, September 24 :: 9th Annual Rumford Fraternal Order of Eagles Cruise-In Car Show
At the Rumford Fraternal Order of Eagles HQ at 13 Oxford Avenue in RUMFORD. 8AM until midnight evening dance.
Classics, antique hot rods, muscle cars, motorcycle cruise-in car show. Giveaways, dash plaques, 50/50 raffle, live entertainment, nationally acclaimed artist for your artistic auto art.
Sock hop from 8-12PM with proceeds going to Breast Cancer Coalition of Maine.
FMI: Dave Magoon @ 207-357-9115 or 207-369-9760
Saturday, September 24 :: 33rd Annual Ellsworth Chamber of Commerce Autumn Gold Car Show
Ellsworth Home Depot on Myrick Street in ELLSWORTH. 8AM-1PM
Reg. 8AM. Class trophies, participation ribbons, car cruise through town, entertainment, food (a part of the larger Autumn Gold Weekend)
FMI: 207-667-5584; email@example.com; www.ellsworthchamber.org
Saturday & Sunday, September 24 & 25 :: Foreign Auto Festival at Owls Head
Owls Head Transportation Museum. 117 Museum Street. In OWLS HEAD just south of Rockland. 9AM-3PM. Rain or shine.
Celebrating a world of amazing vintage vehicles. Volvo is the featured marque for 2016. Open to all pre-1995 foreign vehicles.
Gates open at 8 for vehicles. Exhibitors get in free with one guest.
$18 museum (and show) admission; under 18 and retired or active military are FREE.
FMI: 207-594-4418; email@example.com; www.OwlsHead.org
Sunday, September 25 :: 5th Annual Mid-Coast School of Technology Car Show
Mid-Coast School of Technology, 1 Main Street, ROCKLAND. 8AM-2PM. Rain date: October 2.
$5 per car w/ 1 passenger; $3 students; food, drink, raffles to benefit Skills USA so students can travel to Kansas City for the national competition.
FMI: Danica Wooster @ 207-594-2161; email@example.com
Sunday, September 25 :: Bentley's Last Car Show of the Season!
Boo hoo! Bentley's Saloon at 1601 Portland Road in ARUNDEL; 11AM-3PM. Rain date: OCT 2.
Cash raffles, door prizes, spectators' choice award.
FMI: Lisa Zatalava @ 985-8966; email@example.com; www.bentleyssaloon.com
(2015) Saturday, September 26 :: 5th Annual Waterville American Legion Car & Bike Show
21 College Avenue in WATERVILLE. 10AM-2PM. Rain date: September 27.
BBQ & Silent Auction which supports Veterans' programs.
Sponsored by Sons of the American Legion and the American Legion Riders Post 5.
FMI: 207-649-6975; email@example.com
Saturday, October 1 :: Art on Wheels: A Community Celebration & Friend Raiser
For the Bickford Education Center (501(c)3 associated with the Bickford Collection Truck Museum)
38 Yarmouth Junction on East Elm Street (near Cuddledown) in YARMOUTH. 5-7PM. Rain or shine.
Mix and mingle among more than 40 antique trucks and vehicles and old truck fans.
Bidding on 50 works of art inspired by the "art of the wheel" from Maine artists and artists with connection to Maine such as John Bowdren, Kevin Bubriski, Jill Hoy and Stephen Hayes. See the art submissions at bec.artascope.com/art-on-wheels. Live music. Food trucks. All ages.
FMI and to purchase tickets online to support the Bickford Education Center are $15 per person or $25 per family: bec.artascope.com/art-on-wheels-community-celebration-and-friend-raiser
Saturday, October 1 :: Searsport "Fling into Fall" Classic Car Show
Mosman Park (downtown waterfront) in SEARSPORT. Parade line-up at 10:30AM; Car show 11:30AM-2:30PM. Entertainment, food vendors, prizes, trophies, 50/50.
Also 3rd Tonka Truck Restoration Challenge for 10 and under or 11 and older w/ trophies, prizes and free t-shirts!
FMI: James Morton @ 207-242-5128; Joe Plummer @ 207-542-1562; firstname.lastname@example.com; Dana Bishop @ 207-322-9922 (re: Tonka Challenge); search Facebook for "fling into fall"
Saturday, October 8 :: 3rd Annual Awkward Modz Glow Show/Cruise/NABL 1X SPL Show
At Sanford Sound @ 1458 Main Street in SANFORD. 11AM-9PM
An SPL competition during the day. Sanford Sound's last cruise night of the season.
Proceeds go to Breast Cancer support. All cars welcome. Cars for a Cure!
FMI: Loriann Haskell @ 207-730-6076; firstname.lastname@example.com; www.facebook.com/events/753382724791780
Sunday, October 23 :: 8th Annual Ogunquit Antique Car Show*
At Ogunquit Beach Parking Lot on Beach Street in OGUNQUIT. 10AM-1PM
Reg from 8 to 10, $10 reg fee going to area Chamber of Commerce.
Peoples Choice Award with Top Ten getting area business gift certificates and Top Three getting trophies.
Arts & Crafts & Food Booths nearby plus area restaurants.
FMI: Dick Wickert @ 207-641-9164; email@example.com
* THIS IS THE RAIN DATE — confirmed Friday, OCT 21
Thursday, October 29 :: Demo Day at Seal Cove
Seal Cove Auto Museum, 1414 Tremont St., SEAL COVE on Mount Desert Island. 10-3PM.
One of the museum's vehicles will be fired up and demonstrated with detailed information on the car du jour presented by the museum's curator or mechanic. Rides offered. Weather permitting.
FMI: Hope Rowan @ 207-244-9242; email@example.com; www.SealCoveAutoMuseum.org


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We live near the gap in the mountains where the clouds, heavy with rain, squeeze through. So while all of Albuquerque is dry, we have had terrible wet weather. It has rained every day for 15 days and has been unseasonably cold. This is a bad beginning for our cotton plants. We have had more bugs and more windy leaf damage. However, you can see a good leaf forming in our stunted little plants right in the center. We have a lot of hope for a nice crop. We did lose a lot with the last hail - more than half this year.
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My tree cotton tale was so sad, I hated to bring it up. The seeds were from Ruth Schooley and I got them just before she died so suddenly. I babied the plant and took it in for the winter since I got the seeds kind of late. When it came back out, it looked fine for a couple of days but we had wind gusts over 60 mpg for several days running. I lost almost every leaf. The plant meant so much to me that I was distraught. But I should have been confident since it is coming back. We had to tie it a lot until leaves came.
Even on branches where the leaf fell off completely, a new one begins.
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Arc Projector | ||
Type | Heavy Weapon | |
Location | Cerberus Network | |
Accuracy | High | |
Recoil | None | |
Fire Mode | Single-Shot | |
Fire Rate | Low (2 s to charge) | |
Reload Time | 1.5 s | |
Damage Stats | ||
Base Damage | 400 | |
Damage Multipliers | Armor | Unknown |
Shields | Unknown | |
Barriers | Unknown | |
Ammunition Stats | ||
Shots Per Clip | N/A | |
Maximum Spare Ammo Capacity | Default | 10 |
Armor Pack | 10 | |
Upgraded | 11 - 19 | |
Both | 12 - 20 | |
Ammo Pickup Amount | 2 |
The Arc Projector is a heavy weapon in Mass Effect 2.
Description Edit
The arc projector ionizes targets with a nonvisible laser to ready them for a high-voltage electrical attack. As the lightning-like bolt hits its first target, a sophisticated autotargeting system paints succeeding targets with the ionization laser, allowing the electricity to take the path of least resistance and arc between them. An entire enemy strike team can be shocked to death with a few pulls of the trigger.
Acquisition Edit
The Arc Projector is available as a downloadable content item if the Cerberus Network has been activated.
E-Mail from the Illusive Man Edit
Player Notes Edit
- The weapon requires two seconds to charge up before firing and doesn't really have a lot of room for error. However, if it does hit a viable target (an enemy or explosive container) it will "jump" to a nearby target. It is quite devastating against organic and light synthetic targets, protected or not, especially if enemies are clustered together. It also carries with it all the effects of Overload, including the detonation of mechs and pyros and enhancing the explosive power of canisters. It will also put organic enemies in a stun state similar to Reave.
- This weapon works well on husk missions, scaling down husk speed and aggression to about 80%-90% of the normal rate.
- One weak point of the weapon is that it does have a limited range. If you can visualize it based on the size of Shepard and your allies, the bolt will simply stop short and not hit anything beyond roughly 20-25 meters even if aimed directly at them.
- The Arc Projector shines on Hardcore and Insanity, as a single, well-placed blast can disable the weak protection on common enemies and possibly stun them, as well as eliminating troublesome pyros. Two shots are usually enough to take down the shields on an YMIR Mech on Hardcore and Insanity. Any biotic-dependent class can use the Arc Projector to remove shields or barriers (Warp will do against armor) and follow up with Singularity for crowd control. If your squadmates rely on biotics (like Jack or Samara), the Arc Projector can effectively remove the immunity granted by protection layers and allow for biotics to be fully effective.
- The Arc Projector is particularly deadly on missions in tight, enclosed spaces. Because the bolt is more likely to "jump" from target to target if they are close, it makes the perfect prelude to an area-of-effect biotic or tech attack. Because melee creatures like husks tend to swarm Shepard en masse, this also significantly increases the chance of maximizing its potential.
- Although the initial shot requires direct line-of-sight in order to hit a target, the chaining effect will disregard cover regardless of the follow-up targets' positions.
- On rare occasions, the chaining effect of the Arc Projector will not work, and only the primary target will receive damage from a shot.
- The shock from the Arc Projector prevents health regeneration in vorcha and krogan enemies, giving it a more multipurpose role, especially on higher difficulties.
- The Arc Projector does not cause any type of damage to Shepard or the squad (if they wander in front of it) regardless of difficulty setting, allowing it to be fired at point blank range safely (one of four heavy weapons capable of this: the M-622 Avalanche, M-451 Firestorm, and Collector Particle Beam are the other three).
- This weapon doesn't require precise aiming. Instead, it will auto-aim the shot at your current target, similar to how powers work. This makes it the easiest weapon to shoot while moving, as it's virtually impossible to miss a shot as long as you aim generally in the direction of your target.
Trivia Edit
- The Arc Pistol is a heavy pistol variant of the Arc Projector created by Admiral Daro'Xen vas Moreh.
See AlsoEdit
Mass Effect 2 Downloadable Content | |||
Promotional | Blood Dragon Armor • Collectors' Weapon and Armor • Inferno Armor M-29 Incisor Sniper Rifle • Terminus Weapon and Armor | ||
Cerberus Network | Zaeed - The Price of Revenge • Normandy Crash Site Cerberus Weapon and Armor • Arc Projector • Firewalker Pack | ||
Missions | Kasumi - Stolen Memory • Overlord • Lair of the Shadow Broker • Arrival | ||
Additional Content | Alternate Appearance Packs • Equalizer Pack • Aegis Pack • Firepower Pack Mass Effect: Genesis • Recon Operations Pack • N7 Complete Arsenal Bundle |


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WOW! Finally, the Obama camp takes off the gloves and makes a hard hitting, 100% factually accurate ad and look what happens – the McSame/PUMA surrogates come running and screaming out of the woodwork. Sounds like Obama just hit a major nerve. Excellent!
That's ridiculous. McCain doesn't have anything connection with Abramoff scandal. Obama is the one who has the most connections with radicals and convicted felons in the whole capitol. I have been voting for democrats in the past. I'll have to change it this time.
McCain is no hero. Heroes are not cocky pilots who get shot down while showboating after dropping their payload. Heroes do not come home to find their wife severely injured and then run out on her. Heroes do not sell out our troops by voting for a war he should have known was waged for the incorrect reasons. Heroes do not sell out our troops to score points with the religious right in order to win primaries. McCain, you are a failure.
So McCain is going to institute the draft. Glad I dont have any sons between 16 and 24. Hoep you don't
Uoo, Uoo, I'd like to say something nice about BO If I could; but that would also be 'awaiting moderation' because of who is usually saying the truth but lying just to get past yout moronic 'moderators'. Sorry; lowly qualified moderators/censors who do not have a clue about the real world. Please do not publish this without my earlier 'Cook County' truisms.
Is this considered "negative" campaigning?
All of you repubs who are bashing Obama for going negative are hypocrites. Then again, what's new with your party?
For all these people saying that "the DNC chose obama" please stop
There were primaries for a reason and the PEOPLE who VOTED in the primaries FOR OBAMA so obviously this is the people's choice not the DNC's... please tell me how the DNC rigged this what no one with an explanation?
Duke Cunningham was more of a hero than McCain ever thought about being. He is in prison for fraud.
That other Andrew, above, has said it exactly right. I couldn't agree more.
O can go negative by telling the truth about McCain and Keating Five, and how he endorsed this FAKE WAR in Iraq. When are Americans going to learn their lesson about electing FOOLS to run this country!
Tell me one thing. How could FOX NEWS be DUMB ENOUGH to hire Karl(K STREET ROVE) to there OFF BALANCED, UNFAIR, and BIASED news network. Things like this is what makes them NOT A MAJOR NETWORK.
omg,, enuff , but if mccain wants to play dirty,, i heard on news tonight on a bioagraphy of mccain that he wasnt even divorced yet when he met cindy(current wife) and he already applied for a marriage liescince to cindy,,, wow,, makes one think that hes not beyond ,,LIES,,,,, this guy takes teh cake,, i wouldnt vote for him if my life depended on it,, hes full of lies lies and more lies,,,,, think about it,,,, he lies to us now ,, what will he do IF he was president,, my vote STILL goes to obama,,, and lets stop this dirty play,,, its disgusting and so wrong,,,,
Keep it comin!
I predict that a McCain presidency would be just like Bush presidency.. There'll be executive blockage for all the Rovian characters that are now helping him go negative. First I thought, "This isn't John McCain; I thought he wanted to run an honorable campaign." But now I realize.. that was all just talk. Not to mention all the favors he's going to owe his sleazy friends.
McSame is a loser, and what kills me is he's been on this claim about "I know how to win wars". I just want to know, how do you win a war in captivity? Somebody please tell me.
,re:richard,,,, he claims hes a hero because he was shot down, but decieved america because he wanted to look lik eone,, richard go to mccain war hero.com,, or mccain via military.com,,,,, i have the link and read it and was so surprized at what he did,,,,,, all americans voting for him should check this out,,,,, chged my mind,,,,,, obama has my vote for sure,,,,, mccain is a liar,,,, 100%
Now THAT'S WHAT IM TALKIN BOUT!!!! OBAMA GET HIS @#$#$!!!!! No more playing nice guy with these republican PUNKS!! Obama and his camp got enough ammunition on mcain to bring him DOWN!!! Expose him for the FRAUD that he IS!!
So when will someone remind everybody of The Keating Five (of which McCain was part of) and the Enron scandal (which Phil Graham was a part of). McShame has a lot of skeletons in the closet that have yet to come out.
Honest Abe – I'm not ashamed of voting for President Bush; the only reason I wouldn't vote for him again (if he could serve another term} is because he deserves a break from protecting people like you, who are so ungrateful, from terrorists. You libs just don't realize the foolish and decadent policies of liberalism have screwed this country up so much that it will take a miracle to pull us through, and that miracle is NOT Obama. Of course most libs don't believe in the God who can do miracles so their putting their money on the poster boy.
McCain/Rice 2008.
Ha Ha Ha Ha – Just more in a VERY LONG LINE of shady connections. It takes 71+ years to accumulate the number of "deals" that warmongering man has made. Experience my behind!
to the poster talking about the cross in the dirt this hardly means that mccain was copying someone else's story. if you read the history of christianity you'll see that underground christians often did something like this to silently show solidarity and identify other christians. they used the cross or to be even more secret, the symbol of a fish. there are similar stories to this in other parts of the world. it's just a way that you could identify yourself as a christian in secret which could then be quickly hidden from the enemy.
You want to talk terrorists, McCain? Let's talk about you and all the other war-mongering, fear-mongering, common-man hating Republicans.
It is alllll sooooo sad.....sigh....we don't talk about homeless people on the streets or clothing the poor or getting shoes to poor families so that their children can start school in the fall dressed as they should be ... we don't talk about the true meaning of coming together and ACTING LOCALLY...we just continue to bash and bash and bash....
I'm an Obama supporter....but certainly sick of all the energy we spend blogging about these things that don't matter....


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I had to go research this to refresh my memory on Oak Trees and Acidic soil. When oak leaves decompose--they make the soil too acidic to grow anything but acid loving plants like Azaleas, Camelias, Rhods, etc. The other problem would be a hard sublayer of clay or unhealthy soil.
Oak tree roots run shallow and rob any plant of water and nutrients. Only about 2 to 4 inches of soil or mulch can be put under an Oak Tree and it still survive. It will smother the roots.
It sounds like the soil on that hill is hard and compacted..has too many roots from the trees, and the soil acid levels are too high.
I would terrace the slope and landscape with acid loving plants that are either sun or shade depending on the canopy of the trees. You will have to be careful digging holes for the shrubs cause you don't want to damage roots of the trees.
The soil will have to be ammended per hole. The plants will need to be watered well for the first year per needs of each plant.
If you need some terracing techniques---let me know. I don't think grass is ever going to work on that hill. It will forever dry out unless you want to first till that area. But again--I think roots are taking the moisture and nutrients.Nope. Ph is alkaline. I did a soil test first. This couple, unfortunately, are a "bag it" sort. Nothing has been left to decompose. The tree roots are a problem. But erosion is the main culprite here. There are serious gullys running through this tiny yard. Terracing is sort of an option, but not really. We would, just like you said, smother half the roots and likely kill the trees. I am trying to talk them into switching to Asian Jasamine under the oak. I know this is done to death, but at least it will live. People will fight me on this, but Azaleas die a horrible death in our area unless they are planted in afternoon shade and the soil is repeatedly acidified. These trees are not that big and provide little shade accept directly under the canopy.
ReplyDeleteyep We're all about composting in a big ol' community hole we call a landfill! If it weren't for us you earth mother types wouldn't have anything to save. I love you. I watered my cow poop, secured my hay crap, and spread my acorns around my air unit to stop erosion. I don't want to be "one" with my Oak, I want it to die so I can have a green lawn! I want grass babies not acorns! "Bag it" people shall overcome.
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This is remarkable…we've never had this many Male and Female Cardinals at the Feeder at one time…I counted 20 at the moment of the image.
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This is remarkable…we've never had this many Male and Female Cardinals at the Feeder at one time…I counted 20 at the moment of the image.
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Stringy spaghetti squash is the base of this dish, replacing noodles. I've never cooked with spaghetti squash before, so I found a spaghetti squash for dummies recipe on the Healthy for Two blog. I thought it would be difficult, but all I had to do was nuke the squash for 2-3 minutes per pound of squash and then dig out the insides. Piece of cake... er, forkful of squash!
For the pasta sauce, I just roasted a bunch of veggies (onions, carrots, green pepper, red potato, and mushrooms) and then added them to a can of plain ol' pasta sauce. Simple and delicious. I also added a little minced garlic to finish it off.
I subbed a lentil meatball recipe for meatballs. This recipe comes from Post Punk Kitchen. According to Marissa's Lentil Soup post, lentils were dubbed one of the five healthiest foods by Health magazine. I do like health, so getting more lentils in our diet can't hurt. Adam and I both thought these were tasty, although Adam thought he liked the pasta better without the meatballs. He said the meatballs were a 3 out of 5 ladles, which brought his overall taste rating down.
Approximate cost: $12. Makes 6 servings. 263 calories per serving.
Prep time: 1 hour Total time: 2 hours
- Approximately 5-6 lbs spaghetti squash
- 2 medium red potatoes
- 2 medium onions
- 2 medium carrots
- 1 green pepper
- 8 ounces whole mushrooms, stems removed
- Cooked lentils (1 cup dry)
- About 4 tbsp olive oil
- 2 tbsp water
- 1 tbsp whole wheat flour
- 1 tbsp tomato paste
- 1 tbsp szechuan sauce (the original recipe called for 2 tbsp soy sauce, but I didn't have any)
- 1/2 cup breadcrumbs
- Several cloves of garlic
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 1/2 tsp of minced garlic
- 16 ounce can of pasta sauce
Pasta Sauce
1. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees.
2. Chop the potatoes, onions, carrots, and pepper. Prepare the mushrooms. (For the perfect consistency I like to stick the chopped potatoes in the microwave for about 1 minute before I roast them with the other veggies)3. Toss the carrots and onions in 1 tbsp olive oil along with a little salt and pepper.
4. Transfer the carrots and onions to a baking sheet and place them in the pre-heated oven.
5. Let them roast for 35 minutes, shaking them occasionally to keep them from sticking.
6. Toss the potatoes, peppers, and mushrooms in 1 tbsp olive oil, add them to the carrots and onions, and roast them for another 15 minutes, shaking the baking sheet halfway to keep them from sticking.
7. When the veggies are done, turn the heat down to 350 degrees (so that it's ready for the lentil meatballs) and set them aside.
8. Heat the can of pasta sauce, and add the veggies to the sauce. Add a tsp of minced garlic. Wasn't that simple?
Lentil "Meatballs"
1. Start by cooking the lentils. When they are done, remove them from the heat and set them aside.
2. Put 1 onion and the garlic cloves in a food processor. Pulse until minced. Remove them from the food processor and set them aside.
3. Add the cooked lentils, 2 tbsp olive oil, water, tomato paste, flour and szechuan sauce to the food processor. Liquefy it!4. When it's nice and creamy, remove it from the food processor and mix the minced onion and garlic in by hand. Add the breadcrumbs as well. Mixing this takes about two minutes.
(Here's a tip: If you're cold, put on a hat.)
5. Heat a tbsp of olive oil in a skillet. Roll the lentil mix into 1 inch balls and place them in the skillet. Roll them around to get them lightly browned.
Spaghetti Squash
I followed the directions found here to make the spaghetti squash.
Put it all together, and here's what you get:
Adam's taste rating: 4 ladles
Brad's taste rating: 4 ladles
Healthy rating: 4 ladles
Ease of prep rating: 3 ladles
Overall average: 3.75 ladles


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The Equality March was a revitalization of DC's Gay Community and a lot of Gays came from far away to join us as we protested on the streets of DC. I think the experience was a great one. A lot of people didn't think that this march would be a big as it was. My husband and I were there with a lot of our friends. There were a lot of people that we knew there.
We saw Daniel Choi Cleve Jones Carol Schwartz and many others. There are many injustices that we as gay people have to face. For Example we are kicking out many able bodied men and women from the military under the "Don't Ask Don't Tell Policy". I'm an Air Force Veteran and my husband is an Army Veteran we served our country and got out honorably. I feel for all the gays and lesbians that were not able to serve their country because they were found out and kicked out.
DOMA has to go. My partner and I were married on August 7th 2009 and we could not be any happier. People like Bishop Jackson of New Hope Church in PG County MD say marriage between and man and a woman is wrong because it's against god. Well I ASK HIM WHOSE GOD ARE YOU REFERRING TO SINCE I'M NOT CHRISTIAN WHAT GIVES YOU THE RIGHT TO TRY TO CHANGE THE LAW BECAUSE YOUR RELIGION SAYS IT'S WRONG. WELL I'M PAGAN AND MY RELIGION DOESN'T CARE.
In the Bible it also says eating swine is a sin. So Bishop you do me a favor You take the sausage out of your mouth and I'll take the sausage out of mine. Got it!!
Justin B. Terry-Smith has been involved in Gay and HIV Activism since 1999. He is a Air Force 9/11 Disabled Vet. Raised in Silver Spring, MD, he now lives in Laurel, MD with his husband Phil and son. He has worked for Gay orgs such as the National Black Justice Coalition, Human Rights Campaign, Equality Maryland, A&U Magazine and thebody.com. He earned an AA in Communications, a BA in Political Science, Masters in Public Health.and is currently working on his Doctorate in Public Health
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Orlando Jonathan Blanchard Bloom is an English actor. He had his break-through role in the early 2000s as the elf-prince Legolas in The Lord of the Rings and blacksmith Will Turner in the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy of films, and subsequently established himself as a lead in Hollywood films, including Troy, Elizabethtown and Kingdom of Heaven. Bloom most recently appeared in the sequels Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. Bloom made his stage debut in In Celebration at the Duke of York's Theatre, St. Martin's Lane, which ended its run on 15 September 2007.
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"He's got the music in his head. There's a rhythm to it all."
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