It was an amazing weekend. For the first time in the history of DeLorean car shows, John Z DeLorean himself attended the show. He was extremely gracious to put up with all of us asking for autographs or pictures. This was also the largest gathering of cars for a show at 101 cars.

All of these photos were taken by my wife Judy. I was running the camcorder or I was acting as judge for the concours on Saturday.

	Lining up for the "Rock and Roll Rally" Friday morning with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in the background..
	Waiting in line to get tour instructions from Mike and Patty Substelny.
	Ken videotaping the action at the start of the rally.
	Lining up with Cleveland Browns stadium in the background.
	The cars headed out a few at a time in groups.
	There's Ken taking off in the convertible with Marcie and Ray Haug.
	Later that evening in the Crawford Auto Museum. Ready to go Back to the Future?
	But can it go 88 mph?
	A gold-plated DeLorean on display at the Auto Museum for Friday night's banquet.
	Ken patiently (?) waiting to meet "The Man!"
	Ken getting his biography of John DeLorean signed by John DeLorean, Friday night's banquet.
	Ken and JZD. (Judy apologizes for the blurry pic! New camera, new operator.)
	Early on Saturday for the car show.
	Curtis's custom (and award-winning!) red DeLorean.
	One cool car.
	100 DeLoreans, all in a row.
	Ken by another snazzy red one.
	Bricklins and Lotus's also attended the show!
	DeLoreans as far as the eye can see.
	Boys and the Hoods (of the D's).
	P.J. Grady's beautiful green DeLorean.
	Ready for takeoff?
	A view from the rear at the car show.
	Einstein (the dog) is ready to go. But where are Marty and Doc?
	Ken (on the right) and other judges review the DeLorean previously owned by Johnny Carson.
	The "DMC Pleasure Wagon" (motor home) where the judges found a quiet (and cool) place to work, and some of the vendors at the show.
	Here's the "wild child", Kathryn DeLorean, speaking at the Saturday night awards dinner.
	Winners of the Special Edition model kit by Lee Seiler at Saturday night's dinner, Howard & Leslie Smith.