EuroSunday Bay Area 2008
http://www.eurosunday.net/miami

EuroSunday Miami - After talks with Able from Driverevelotionen we will be starting EuroSunday Miami. This will follow the same format the EuroSunday had become known for. Keep an eye on this post to find out about the upcoming events and rallies.

We will need volunteers for the new event - Parking coordinators, Video/Film (2 people), Photographers (lead, second lead, and 4 additional), Journalists (2 people), Parking help (2 people), Media contact person, Rally 4 Kids event help (7 people), and Forum help (13 people). Please contact larry@eurosunday.net and/or krista@eurosunday.net for your interest or questions in regards to this.

http://www.eurosunday.net/miami

 

We have received several emails about the web link not working. At this time we have pulled the website down temporarily as the organizer we had for the event has pulled out.

Once we have an organizer for Miami again we will reactivate the website and continue to grow EuroSunday in Miami.

Thank you
www.eurosunday.net

 

Well Ladies and Gentleman. EuroSunday Miami is back in business. We have a organizer and a new start date.

02-24-08

Take in account with the Geographic’s of Miami EuroSunday will have some new twists for the east coast. As the events progress we will post the information. If you are interested in being on the Florida email list please see the contacts section.
http://eurosunday.net/miami/contacts.htm

Main EuroSunday site:
http://eurosunday.net/

 

Good day everyone.

We have a location for our first event. We will be meeting at

Starbucks- 1725 E Hallandale Beach Blvd, Hallandale, FL, 33009

There will be a caravan to the event which we will post details in the following days. The event will follow the EuroSunday format of meet and greet and be followed by a drive and lunch for those who wish to participate. See links below for parking info and drive info.
http://eurosunday.net/miami/maps.htm
http://eurosunday.net/miami/drive.htm

We ask that you please continue to spread the word about the event to your friends and local clubs. Also if you wish to be on our email list please fill out the form to be notified of all events EuroSunday will be putting on.

Thank you for the EuroSunday team.

Main Site:
http://eurosunday.net/miami/index.htm

Some teaser pics from Sacramento

 

Hello Everyone:

EuroSunday Miami is now in full affect. Please see below for the full details.

Where:
PIOLA Pizza - 1725 E Hallandale Beach Blvd, Hallandale, FL, 33009
“Official EuroSunday Miami” sponsor

When:
2/24/08
Start time will be at 10:00am till 2:00pm

Participants are invited to have lunch any time between 10:00am and 2:00pm. After 2:00pm there will be a drive and a Photo Shoot on the beach. Actual drive and destination details will be disclosed at the event.

For more information please see the website at:
http://eurosunday.net/miami/index.htm

We still need volunteers to help in the event. Please email if you are interested in helping to adam@eurosunday.net

We like to take this time to thank Eddie M. for taking the role on as our East Coast Director.

See you Sunday

 

This is a friendly final reminder that this weekend is the first EuroSunday Miami meet.

When: 2/24/08 – From 10:00am till 2:00pm
Where: Pizza PIOLA – Official host for the first event. Drive: Leaving at 2:00pm and will end with a beach photoshoot (not to be missed)

Recommended purchase:
Motorola - Talkabout 12-Mile, 22-Channel
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1175902042381
This takes driving to a whole new level and also provides safety. Request: Please email, or call - friends, euro car and bike clubs and even the euro dealers in the area know about the event. This event is for the family and gear heads a like and it is with your help it is able to grow and be successful.

Point of interest:
euro500rally – The deadline for the Euro 500 Rally is coming up fast. If you are interested in participating in the event we must have you application in ASAP!
Website: www.euro500rally.com
Registration form: http://euro500rally.com/files/euro500app.pdf

EuroSunday Team:

 

Hello Everyone:

Our first Miami event is now over. The day started off at area 7:00am for the staff who cordoned off the parking area in front of Pizza PIOLA. The first cars arrived at 0900, with several more joining soon after. Jorge was in charge of directing parking, while Oscar and his Team were in position for snapshots of all the attending cars.

By 11:00am we had a nice display with 4 Ferraris (360, 430, 612 Scaglietti and 308QV), 2 Lamborghinis (Diablo and Gallardo), Ford GT-40, Porsches, 1 Bentley Convertible, Acura NSX, AUDI’s, BMW’s, Lotus Elise, and a few sport bikes to cap off the list.

It was a rather hot day of (88+F), but there was still a great showing for our first ever event. The majority of the group gathered for lunch at Pizza PIOLA where they enjoyed chatting with fellow gear heads. After lunch the group drove to Hollywood Marina for a great photoshoot. Several of the cars are now the highlight header images for EuroSunday Miami.

We like to thank everyone who participated in our first event in Miami area. We welcome your feed back to continue to improve the event. Please send your comments and suggestions to events@eurosunday.net

Thank you

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Images:
http://eurosunday.net/miami/images.htm

Reminder:
Next EuroSunday event will be on 3/23/08 – Location will be posted soon.
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Some of the images:

 

Next EuroSUnday will be 3/30/08.

EuroSunday’s main event for March has been changed to Sunday 3/30/08.This change is because the original date of 3/23/08 is Easter Sunday (My useless knowledge- Easter falls on the first Sunday following the first full moon that occurs on or after the day of the vernal equinox; the vernal equinox is fixed as March 21. There are some highly technical rules for determining the actual date of the full moon, but when you take all this into account the result is that Easter can never occur before March 22 or later than April 25 and will not be celebrated this early in the year for another 220 years)

All the usual EuroSunday event activities will be taking place (including the Breakfast Club), but all will happen on 3/30/08 at the TGI Friday's on 14891 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL, 33181 in Miami.

Breakfast club – 9:00am – 11:00am for those who want to talk cars before the event.
Main event – 11:00an – 1:30pm – Drive and photo shoot afterwards.

We apologize for the change in dates but we want to make sure we had all of our team available to direct cars and take some great photos at the event.

EuroSunday Flyer. http://eurosunday.net/files/miami.pdf - This is a revised flyer to include our date change for this month.


http://www.myspace.com/eurosundaymiami

 

Good day everyone. We hope everyone had a happy and safe Easter this last weekend? This is a reminder that EuroSunday is this weekend 3/30/08 at 14891 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL, 33181 in front of Publix. Map can be found here on how and where to park: http://eurosunday.net/miami/maps/148...ayne-Blvd.html The EuroSunday team has been working hard to contact all the exotic, rare and vintage Euro car owners in the surrounding area. The turn out for this month’s event should have a great mix of cars. We have also taken all the feedback from everyone and have incorporated it this month’s event. Please continue to help spread the word about the event as this is an all volunteer effort for every event. We also like to thank Eric T. for being the new East Coast Director for all EuroSunday events on the east coast. See you at the event =)

 

Erik from http://rezmoto.com/

With the plethora of other events this past weekend, there were doubts about how many aficionados would show for EuroSunday’s second get together. Winter Music Conference on South Beach, the IRL race down in Homestead, the Ericcson Open on Key Biscayne, and a Mini rally (although sources say Mini’s get together every other day), were just a few of the events going on over the weekend. So should I have been surprised by the lack of any exotics? Probably not. But as the day progressed, I began to realize there were exotics here. I just had to open my eyes a little wider.

Yes, the Ferraris of the last meet were noticeably absent. The LP640 was probably cruising the beach, while the GT was looking for parking on Key Biscayne. What did show up took a bit of a detailed eye to notice there were exotics in the lot, but what exactly is an exotic? Does it have to be the latest version Porsche GT3? Does it have to be a Lamborghini? Or a Ferrari Enzo whose owner was invited to send his car back for Pininfarina to design a one-off body kit for? (ok well maybe that’s a bad example). The definition is purely based on perception, and I was enlightened to realize right in front of me was a car I would probably never see another like. A BMW Alpina B7Turbo. For a car that was over 20 years old, and a rarity back in its day, taking an in-depth look and seeing it drive down the highway was a pleasure.

Another exotic that showed was a DinanS Mini. This is a new one for me. Not Dinan as a company, but Dinan as applied to a Mini. I haven’t been a big fan of the Mini, but I am now. Other exotics that showed up: Mercedes Benz AMG CLK55 with Nitrous Injection!, A Black BMW M3 with painted black time attack Volk’s, an old skool original Alfa Romeo, and a white BMW M Roadster, Nice!

So in the face of a highly competitive weekend, and only the second get together for EuroSunday, it was an overall success. I took some great pictures, and had even better conversations with some die hard enthusiast for the Euro-exotics. Good times.


For more images see www.eurosunday.net/miami
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