[Jeff H]

Tom, I have not had the opportunity to attend the SuperCar Reunion yet. My car is not what I think anyone would consider a supercar, but it's rare and unique and I'm having it restored the way I want it. That being said, I wouldn't change the name of what you've been doing. Just maybe more clarification on what is considered a supercar. Since you're the one that has put this stuff together, you're the one that can define what qualifies as a supercar for the reunion. The problem arises when everyone tries to latch onto the "supercar" term and get their car included in hopes of enhancing the value. All these cars are special, but there appears to be some distinct differences. As soon as the smoke clears from one controversy, we know another one will arise. I'll use the Douglass cars as an example, I had never heard of them until just this year. The more we learn, the cloudier things get. But don't change the name. Just create a "special invitation" category. I'd love to bring my car, but I doubt it will be done in time for next year's event.
Jehh.