#44th X 46th

[lilliganart]

I need someone to tell me what to do thanks, you can just list six characters if you want and I’ll do my best 👌

Tendou, Kirishima, En, Shou (MP100), Hairou, Hisoka

Edit for me: Hide, Kenma, Tobikichi, Hyouta, Denki, Ryuji Suguro

2nd Edit: Katai Makoto, Shadow, Reiner, Alex Louis Armstrong, All Might, Shin

3rd: Madoka, Roromiya (Inu x Boku), Remi (Horimiya), Aina, Nana, Perona

4th: Haida, Legoshi, Shirou (BNA), Ookami (Wolf Children), Inuyasha, Wolfrun (Smile Pretty Cure)

5th: Rui (KNY), Mihai, Alice (Food Wars), Clare (Claymore), Rico (AOT), Neferpitou

6th: Ryou (Food Wars), L, Choso, Tenga Onigawara, Aizawa, Itona Horibe

7th: Akira, Hawks, Kyoutani, Killua, Miruko. Senku

8th: six motherfuckers from TPN

9th: six motherfuckers from OPM

10th: six motherfuckers from Beastars

11th: six motherfuckers from DR Stone

12th: six motherfuckers from Studio Ghibli

13th: six motherfuckers from Dorohedoro

14th: six motherfuckers from Demon Slayer

15th: six motherfuckers from MHA

16th: six motherfuckers from MKDM

17th: six motherfuckers from Saiki K

18th: six motherfuckers from YOI

19th: six motherfuckers from Violet Evergarden

20th: six motherfuckers from Food Wars

21st: six motherfuckers from TSDS

22nd: six motherfuckers from Talentless Nana

23rd: six motherfuckers from Kakegerui

24th: six motherfuckers from Danganronpa

25th: Falco, Senjuro, Daida, Ritsu, Kou Minamoto, Sai (Dr Stone)

27th: Envy, Tsukasa, Kars, Geto, Sesshomaru, Illumi

28th: Ray, Kuroo, Yu Ishigami, Hyakkimaru, Junpei, Fafnir

29th: Mob, Bojji, Gon, Hinata, Koutaro Lives Alone, Kabane Kusaka (Kemono Jihen)

30th: Sanji, Zenitsu, Brock, Tamaki, Christophe Giacometti (YOI), Takumi (maid sama)

31st: Teru, Bakugo, Naruto, Shiki (Kemono Jihen), Genos, Shuu Inuzuka

32nd: Aki, Speed-o-Sound Sonic, Nobunaga (HXH), Ling, Tomioka, Jin

33rd: Asa Mitaka, Hitori Gotoh, Kobeni, Midori Asakusa, Nene Yashiro, Anya Forger

34th: Nami, Hinata, Emma, Asuka, Hiroto Maehara, Ponyo

35th: Kaede Kayano, Tornado of Terror, Ibara (MHA), Aiura (Saiki K), Sakura (TBHK), Sakura (Horimiya)

36th: Ai Hayasaka, Hanada Nikki (Dr Stone), Kanamori Sayaka, Winry Rockbell, Yachi, Sophie (Howl’s Moving Castle)

37th: Yuji, Gilthunder, Mitsuba (TBHK), Coby (One Piece), Kaoru Sakurayashiki, Alice Asmodeus

38th: Taiju, Joseph Joestar, Mondo, Rikido Sato, Basho (HXH), Takeo Gouda

39th: Hanako, Shinji, Denji, Yuta Okkutsu, Edward Elric, Guts

40th: Totoko, Tsubomi, Teruhashi, Aoi, Kiyoko, Osaragi

41st: Inutade, Hakubo, Lum, Arataki Itto, Yamato, ‼️

42nd: Shoto, Akira (Kemono Jihen), Uraume, Sypha, Himuro (The Ice Guy), Kaeya (Genshin), Seiya Kori

43rd: Violet Evergarden, Shoko (ASV), Anna Sasaki, Hana (Wolf Children), Princess Kaguya, Ai Ohto

44th: Riko (Made in Abyss), Sakura Hibiki, Mary Saotome, Hinata Kaho, Kon (Kemono Jihen), Conny (TPN), Rifuta Imu (Saiki)

45th: Akaza, Saiki, Gowther, Leroute (HXH), Miyuki Hoshizora, Jessie

46th: Tenya Iida, Kyoya Ootori, Jin Tachibana, Saki Arima (YLIA), Izumi Miyamura, Leorio

47th: six motherfuckers from Carole & Tuesday

48th: Olivier, Noi, Maki, Kanronji, Sakura (Danganronpa), Bisky (HXH)

49th: Ai Ohto, Nene Yashiro, Canary (HXH),

50th: Hirofumi Yoshida, Kabru, Pariston (HXH), Acca and Ura-Acca, Minamoto Teru, Louis (Beastars)

51st: Carole and Tuesday, Nobara, Marcille, Ryuuji Ayukawa, Kita (BTR), Yachi

52nd: Mob, Laius, Midori, Takahashi Yotasuke, Tome Kurata, Ushijima

53rd: Acca and UraAcca ‼️

54th: Neiru (WEP), Hibana (FF), Nagatoro, Paninya (FMAB), Casca (Berserk), Iris (Violet Evergarden)

55th: Kyoka Jirou, Misato, Rize, Aren (Saiki K), Tooru (Horimiya), Ebisu (Dorohedoro)

56th: Kurapika, Armin, Ryusui, Saiki Kusuke, Yuri (YOI), Mello

57th: Gen, Tsuchigomori, Yushiro, Bokuto, Kita Shinsuke, Death the Kid

58th: Urokodaki, Bang (OPM), Netero, Commander guy from AOT, Watari, Kaseki

59th: Panda, Gouhin, Shao May, Tony Tony Chopper, Principal Nezu, Monokuma

60th: Serizawa, Daichi, Gojo (Dress Up Darling), ‼️

61st: Kabru, Hakubo, Phichit (YOI)

62nd: Shima (skip and loafer), Yatora, Denji ‼️

63rd: Sanji, Reigen, Spike, Jigen, Shoko Ieiri, ‼️

64th: Yoshida, Shimazaki, Greeling, Nagumo (Sakamoto Days), Toji Fushiguro, !!

65th: Sesshomaru, Geto Suguru, Douma !!

[noctisluciscaelumcxiv]

ok! i have been reading about 64 door glitch for ff4 and i THINK i got it. all the stuff with vehicles parked on specific tiles i understood when i first watched it, but what i didn’t get was the fucking chocobo thing or the window color thing. chocobo thing is done for the same reason as the vehicles, the game is pulling random code in random places during 64 door from what i can gather. so left chocobo is somehow a valuable piece of info? idk. window color and battle speed determine where you end up, i THINK. gil….i still dont know why gil has to be a certain value, assuming it is for the same reason chocobo and vehicles are specified.

from, https://www.vgfacts.com/forums/thread-1402.html:

“ Because of the way the game keeps track of what floor you’re on in the SNES version of Final Fantasy IV, it is possible to underflow the floor counter and force the game to send you to maps based on the game’s RAM values. Because of the random or otherwise variable nature of these values, one who would accidentally come across this glitch could potentially softlock or even freeze the game.”

that should shed some light onto it. i just want to know WHY the gil is important? i can guess everything else. anhyone know?

alsotheres a floor based off of in the games in game timer???? thats horrible lmao.

HERE https://ff4.aexoden.com/guides/mini-item-warps/ is an interesting explanation of why certain items are needed. they set the coordinated to where we wanna go! since the game is pulling from inventory, how many you itmesm u have. it uses these to deterine map ID and xy cordinates and what not!

I FOUND A CHART FOR THE GIL, OK so each seperate glitched room is pulling date FROM DIFFERENT AREAS IN THE GAME! i assumed that all floors pulled from the same place, but thats not the case! it even says it in that quote and i just soe how missed it haha. so on floors -47, floor coordinates are based on:

MAP = 256xGP(0-255)

Direction = 65536xGP(0x00,0x40,0x80,0xC0)

X = 65536xGP(0-0x3F)

Y = GameTimeFrame(0-59)

(from: http://tasvideos.org/4198S.html)

this would explain why certain amounts of gil are needed to manipulate floors!

so here is the glitch, what u must do and all the steps and why (this was initially in japanese so the wording is a bit weird):

I come back to the crystal room in Dejon(Warp). There is the 0th floor. If DarkCrystal is got, it means finished the Sealed Cave. Battle speed is set to 4 incidentally.

I go to the negative world by “return type door”.

You must put HoverShip appropriately to go along RoomLevel-7th safely.

You must put back BlackChocobo to the forest to go along RoomLevel-9th safely.

You must release Chocobo to the west to go to RoomLevel-10th safely.

You must walk leftward to go to RoomLevel-12th safely.

You must walk upward to go to RoomLevel-13th safely.

You can go to RoomLevel-43th safely.

Because WindowColor is “R:4,G:2,B:17”, RoomLevel-44th becomes the Sealed Cave’s Entrance.

Kain is left in RoomLevel44th.

I set the waiting time of the loading screen to 12 Frames to go to RoomLevel-45th safely.

I regulated GAME TIME(1xSec) to become MAP of same BGM to minimize LagFrame of RoomLevel-46th.

RoomLevel-47th is based on money and GAME TIME(Frame).

FuSuYa joins party in Crystal Palace.

FuSuYa rearranges magic appropriately.

Map ID = R(0-31) + G(0-31)%8*32 = 4 + 2*32 = 68(Sealed Cave’s Entrance)

X = G(0,8,16,24)/8 + B(0-31)%8*4 = 0 + 1*4 = 4

Y = BS(1-6) - 1 = 4-1 = 3

Direction = Left

GP = 0x506055 = 5267541

MAP = 256xGP(0-255) = 96(Crystal Palace)

Direction = 65536xGP(0x00,0x40,0x80,0xC0) = Down

X = 65536xGP(0-0xFF)%0x40 = 0x10 = 16

Y = GameTimeFrame(0-59) = 0x14 = 20

Since it is returned to RoomLevel 0th, Teleport is used. It is a crystal room there.

It exchanged so that X and Y might not become less than 31.

Because there was much LagFrame in Map 46, I traded with Map 48.

FuSuYa replaced a bottom of White Magic to learn ChainExplosion.

I change WindowColor(R:1,G:7,B:23) and BattleSpeed(1) and BattleMode(Wait).

If you get down from the stairs of “GO TYPE” by RoomLevel-67th, WhiteMagic of FuSuYa will change.

Because WindowColor is “R:1,G:7,B:23”, RoomLevel-44th becomes the Glitch Room.

There is a weapon shop in “Map:225,X:27,Y:0”. I buy 22 GreatBows and one DwarvenAxe here for fund adjustment.

I regulated GAME TIME(1xSec) to become MAP ID 0 to minimize LagFrame of RoomLevel-46th.

RoomLevel-47th is based on money and GAME TIME(Frame).

Map ID = R(0-31) + G(0-31)%8*32 = 1 + 7*32 = 225(Glitch Room)

X = G(0,8,16,24)/8 + B(0-31)%8*4 = 0 + 7*4 = 28

Y = BS(1-6) - 1 = 1-1 = 0

Direction = Left

GreatBow = 2000GP*22 = 44000GP

DwarvenAxe = 15000GP

GP = 5267541 - 44000 - 15000 = 5206541(0x4F720D)

MAP = 256xGP(0-255) = 0x72 = 114(Zeromus Floor)

X = 65536xGP(0-0xFF)%0x40 = 0x0F = 15

Y = GameTimeFrame(0-59) = 0x0E = 14

from the same link as above! so now i get why everything is done and why! cool! hey, if u have any info to add or correct some points, feel free! i wrote this not all in one go and was looking things up and watching them so thats why its written weird, sorry! but this is super cool!

ALSO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57jUrDd0fuw the TAS. this trick IS viable in a run adn is not TAS only, tho! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sLE-26ZegE is the race! the used it at the veeeery end, everything else is just one big set up for it! they also use the rng manipulation thing. something about being on a certain seed? 92? at the start of the game to ensure the run goes as optimally as possible! give em a watch! the TAS is abt an hour and the race is around 2hrs! i watched both but im rewatching the TAS. i didnt get it at first but after the run, i get whats going on, although the rng stuff is still foggy for me. i GET it but i dont….its weird. i feel like i almost get it but not really.

[hussar4]

Description: World War I Archive, included assorted documents, poster, certificates, and ephemera, 60 plus items total, pertaining to Judge James A. Newman, whose currency collection is featured in this auction, from the time of his service as First Lieutenant in the U.S. Army, 51st Infantry Regiment, 6th Infantry Division. 1st item: Letter in French with envelope from Mr. and Mme. Terriot of Recey-sur-Ource, Cote-d'Or, dated May 26, 1919, addressed to Monsieur James A. Newman/ 1st Lieutenant 51st Inf./American E. F. France/A. P. O. 777., with translation on Salvation Army stationary, presumably by Newman. The letter states how "greatly we regret not having you with us any longer...There are not many Americans in Recey by now. The company stationed close to us has left yesterday, and others follow it daily. May you all leave with the conviction that the French will always remember their friends (Americans) well and that they will never forget the eternal gratitude the French owe them". They request for Newman to "Please write us often. Your letters will be welcomed, for we will never forget you. Your absence is very noticeable in our house. Trusting that you will visit us, we are forwarding you our best sentiment, our excellent thoughts about you; and do deem us your devoted friends. A Terriot". 1 1/2" dried flower attached to letter, top left corner of first page. 2nd item: Letter in English with envelope from Malnouiy of Recey-sur-Ource, Cote-d'Or, dated December 6, 1946, addressed to M. James A. Newman/Attorney at Law/1210-11 Independent Building/Nashville/Tennessee/U.S.A. The letter begins "I write to say that Mr. Terriot is dead the last week, after a few days of illness. Worn by work, he went to bed for no use again; he kept his lucidity until he expire[d]. My mother remained near him to the last minute, since we were his best friends". Malnouiy writes that "In the France, for the time, we are in a critical situation. The revictualling is very bad and our directing - men think more politics; It's a pity after all things that we had seen during the Germans occupation! Perhaps a day, we will have a veritable chief who thinks French". 3rd item: Pre-World War I chromolithograph poster titled "Men Wanted For the Army" after a painting by Michael P. Whelan (American, 20th Century), published by American Lithography Company, New York, 1909. U.S. Army recruiting poster depicting an officer standing with a soldier, seated on a horse, blowing a bugle. "Apply at ---- Recruiting Station." lower center under image. Signed in the plate, lower right. Housed in a light blue painted wooden frame. Sight - 39 5/8" H x 28 1/2" W. Framed - 41 1/8" H x 30" W. 4th item: Thirty-one (31) page document titled "Selection and organization of Snipers", undated. The first paragraph reads "A good sniper must be a good shot. He must be more inteeligent [sic] than the average man to be used as an observer. As such he must remember what he has observed, and know how to report it. He mus[t] be a man with plenty of guts. Must posses patience. He does not get frequent shots, and must often wait considerable time. He must not fire unless he is pretty certain that he will scorea [sic] hit. He must be physically fit, much more so than the average soldier". Mathematical notations, back cover page. Pages bound by twine, top left and right. 5th-9th items: Six (6) copies, three (3) incomplete, thirteen (13) pages total, of "The Voyage", "a semi-Occasional news periodical published by the Fifty-First United States Infantry in the interest of Sport, Fun and Good-Fellowship, on the occasion of its trip across the Atlantic and on its mission to help make the world safe for Democrats". 10th item: One (1) page document detailing "Platoon Attack Formation" organized under "1st Attack Formation" and "2nd Attack Formation". 11th item: Three (3) page document containing an "Alphabetical List of Officers in Fifty-First Infantry" dated June 3, 1918. Pages stapled, top left corner. 12th item: One (1) U. S. S. Leviathan Abandon Ship card, dated June 5, 1919, for Capt. J. A. Newman, stating that "You are assigned to Life Boat No. 61 located C deck near main mast for the current trip. A. Stanton/Commander, U. S. Navy,/Executive Officer". 13th item: One (1) Sixth Division, U.S. Army Time Inspection Service certificate, No. 17031, dated June 10, 1918, stating "This is to certify that watch No 1082803 make Ham...has been inspected and is up to the standard required in this Division". signed by Griffith-Weaver, Inspector. 14th item: Twelve (12) page official copy of "Memorandums -- Hq. 51st. Inf. & Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga. Now in Force./Memo, Hq. Ft. Oglethorpe, GA. #1." dated June 30, 1917. Facsimile signature of S. F. Howard, cover page. Pages stapled, top left and right corners. 15th item: Two (2) page "Office of Supply Officer, Fifty First Infantry./Camp Forrest, Ga., 12th June, 1918./Memorandum:" from H. Robert W. Herwig, Captain & S. O., 51st Infantry. Pages stapled, top left corner. 16th item: Blank four (4) page "War Department./Quartermaster Corps./Officer's Pay Voucher.", Form No. 336. Front and back pages folded with two loose interior pages.17th item: One (1) page carbon copy of a letter with two (2) page War Department Circular No. 9, dated November 13, 1917 describing field glasses. The letter is a refusal of Newman's request for field glasses from Howard Elliot, Captain, Sig. R.C. A.S., Disbursing Officer, Chicamauga Park, GA, dated January 11, 1918. Letter and circular bound by paper clip, top center. 18th item: One (1) page document listing "Articles" of "Intrenching Tools" and Organization Equipment" in one column with a second column listing "Allowance" of each item. 19th-24th items: Six (6) pages of documents with envelope detailing Newman's loss of equipment will he was stationed in Recey-sur-Ource, Cote-d'Or with voucher for reimbursement for the sum of $174.66, dated February 4 - April 22, 1919. Three pages pinned, top left corner, two pages pinned, top center, one page, dated March 26, 1919, loose. 25th item: One (1) page carbon copy "Advertisement" reading "Come Join the Circus/Enlist in Headquarters Company/51st Infantry./Extraordinary Opportunities...[for] Men of the Following Trades/And Professions Are Required..." including "Pacifists/Trapeze Performers/Doughnut Hole Cutters/Lion Tamers/Beauty Specialists/Tooth Brush Makers" among other positions. 26th item: One (1) page receipt from the Atlantic Hotel, Boulevard Victor-Hugo, Nice, France. 27th-41st item: Fifteen (15) assorted military pins, medals, service ribbons, including one American Legion pin and one uniform button. 42nd item: One (1) faux black leather three-ring address book with photograph of an unidentified man and woman. Illegible pencil writing on front notebook pages, address section mostly blank. Book - 5 1/2" H x 3 1/2" W x 1/2" D. Photograph - 4 1/2" H x 2 7/8" W. 43rd item: One (1) black and white photo of an unidentified solider. Inscription reads "Not J A Newman", en verso. 11" H x 6 3/4" W. 44th item: One (1) miniature Brodie helmet stamped "American Legion Dept of Tenn Nashville" with laurel wreath and five pointed "US" star. 1 3/4" H x 5" W x 5 1/2" D. 45th item: One (1) blue felt with gold trim and writing reading "Welcome Legionnaire". 4" H x 11" W. 11" H x 6 3/4" W. 46th-49th items: Five (5) small flags, including four (4) United States of America flags and two (2) American Legion flags. Approximately 14" H. 50th item: One (1) card stock "disk", "prepared by Lt. James A. Newman Inf. R. C.". 5 1/8" dia. 51st item: One (1) tobacco advertising tin for the "Three Castles" cigarettes, W. D. and H. O. Wills, Bristol and London. 3 1/4" H x 2 3/4" dia. 52nd-56th item: Four (4) shoulder epaulets in one (1) brown canvas drawstring bag labeled "Newman". Bag - 6" H x 6" W. Epaulets - 5 1/2" L. 57th item: One (1) hardback copy of "No. 1923 - Description and Rules for the Management of the United States Rifle, Caliber .30, Model of 1903" published by the Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1917. 9 1/4" H x 6 1/8" W. 58th-60th items: Three (3) black and white photographs, one taken by Fletcher Harvey Schumacher, a Nashville, Tennessee photographer, depicting a man, identified as Billye Newman, en verso of one photograph. Housed in a card stock folder with" Portrait by Fletcher Harvey Schumacher" embossed lower right corner of front cover. Photographs range in size from 7" H x 5 1/8" W to 15 1/8" H x 11" W. Folder - 15 3/8" H x 11 3/8" W. 61st item: One (1) cotton and lace baby bib. 9" L. Early/mid 20th century. Provenance: the collection of the late James A. Newman (Nashville, TN, 1892-1964). (Additional high-resolution photos as well as information about PMG and third-party grading, the Friedberg Numbering System and James A. Newman are available at www.caseantiques.com.)Condition Report: All tems in overall good condition with toning, tears, dampstaining, etc., to be expected from age. 3rd item: Sheet adhered to auxiliary support. Areas of loss to poster, largest 3 5/8", exposing auxiliary support. Scattered foxing spots, largest 3/8", surface of sheet. Scattered creases, wrinkles, largest 5", surface of sheet. Areas of dampstaining, largest 1 1/2", surface of sheet.

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[itsworn]

Fill your 2018 Calendar With These Summit Racing Events

As we near the end of 2017 we’ve been hitting the stores looking for that perfect automotive themed wall calendar. Though no matter if your calendar features go-fast rides, or kittens, you’ll want to take notice of the 2018 event schedule that Summit Racing has shared with us. These Summit Racing-sponsored events are scheduled throughout 2018 and are already locked in. As new events are sponsored Summit Racing will add them to its online event calendar that you can find at www.summitracing.com. We’ll see you there!

April 28-29: Summit Racing Atlanta Motorama, Atlanta Motor Speedway As one of the South’s premier motoring festivals, the Summit Racing Equipment Atlanta Motorama showcases a wide range of vehicles including high performance cars, street rods, classics, trucks, exotics, and motorcycles. You’ll also see military vehicles, RVs, boats, and BIGFOOT monster trucks.

June 8-9: Super Summit, Norwalk, OH This annual event at Summit Racing Equipment Motorsports Park features a free car show open to all vehicles, “fun runs” down the quarter-mile track, an autocross course, a manufacturers midway with hundreds of manufacturer displays, and more. Admission is free for participants and spectators.

June 21-24: Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals, Norwalk, OH Celebrate the beginning of summer at Summit Racing Equipment Motorsports Park with Top Fuelers, Funny Cars, Pro Stockers, and the rest of the NHRA caravan. This event ends a grueling four straight weekends of racing, so the competition will be fierce, especially in the Pro Stock ranks as Summit Racing drivers Greg Anderson and Jason Line duke it out with the rest of the field to win one for the team!

August 7-12: Hot August Nights, Reno, NV With thousands of hot rods and muscle cars lining the streets of downtown Reno and nearby Sparks, this weeklong show should be on every gearhead’s bucket list. There are nightly cruises, shows featuring classic rock ‘n roll stars, a big swap meet, and much more.

September 28-30: Goodguys Summit Racing Equipment Lone Star Nationals, Fort Worth, TX Over 2,500 hot rods, muscle cars, and classic trucks will fill up Texas Motor Speedway with chrome and horsepower. Participants can cruise the race track or compete in the autocross event, and everyone can enjoy things like the swap meet and car corral, manufacturer display, and much more. Make sure to drop by the Summit Racing Retail Super Store, just a short trip away in nearby Arlington.

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January

5-7: 50th Annual World of Wheels, Chattanooga, TN

5-7: 58th Annual Cavalcade of Customs, Cincinnati, OH

19-21: 57th Annual World of Wheels, Pittsburgh, PA

26-28: 69th Annual Grand National Roadster Show, Pomona, CA

February

9-11: 47th Annual World of Wheels, Birmingham, AL

9-11: 59th Annual World of Wheels, Indianapolis, IN

9-11: 58th Annual World of Wheels, Kansas City, MO

16-18: 58th Annual AutoRama, Dallas, TX

16-18: 68th Annual Sacramento AutoRama, Sacramento, CA

23-25: 52nd Annual World of Wheels, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

23-25: 56th Annual World of Wheels, Milwaukee, WI

23-25: World of Customs, Tupelo, MS

March

2-4: 66th Annual Detroit AutoRama, Detroit, MI

2-4: 19th Annual World of Wheels, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

9-11: 46th Annual Boise Roadster Show, Boise, ID

9-11: 56th Annual World of Wheels and ISCA Championship Finals presented by Summit Racing Equipment, Chicago, IL

16-18: 52nd Annual Summit Racing Equipment I-X Piston Power AutoRama, Cleveland, OH

16-18: 63rd Annual World of Wheels, Omaha, NE

16-18: 62nd Annual Portland Roadster Show, Portland, OR

16-18: 43rd Annual World of Wheels, Shreveport, LA

16-18: 44th Annual World of Wheels, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

23-25: 44th Annual World of Wheels, Boston, MA

23-25: 51st Annual World of Wheels, Minneapolis, MN

23-25: 44th Annual AutoRama, Salt Lake City, UT

23-25: San Antonio AutoRama & World of Wheels, San Antonio, TX

April

13-15: 44th Annual Speed Sport Car Show, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada

27-29: 49th Annual Salon Auto Sport, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada

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