Looks like they are only planning on 300 Bronco's coming. We went 3 years ago and it wasn't worth it.
"Only 300" is probably a record for a non Bronco specific show.
3x what we had at the 40th, 2x the 50th.
And as a chassis builder, you should have been more focused on the 60,000 Ford enthusiasts who attend from all over the country and world, not just those who already own Broncos. Not to mention the number in that 60,000 that are financially willing and able to spend $150-250K on a custom build vs at a typical Bronco event. Kincer Chassis attends regularly on the manufacturer's midway (most expensive spots available, but typical vendor spaces are much less), and does very well showcasing their custom products.
And there's more to why CJs quit going. My brother was their VP of logistics for a few years and next door neighbor to Jay before he sold it. They have a massive online presence, selling mostly common reproduction and performance parts that people are familiar with. They make so much in one day's online sales, it didn't really make sense. Most vendors aren't like that. Especially those selling unique and custom items that many potential buyers like to see up close.
They participate in a different way now by having people meet at their showroom in nearby Harrisburg and then take a cruise over to the show. Again, not something most vendors can do.
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