I've tried to organize two meet and greets in the past, one in Colorado, the other in North Carolina. Both enjoyed moderate success. The majority of people who wound up showing up were people who were active with Broncos. The disappointing part of these events has been the lack of turn out from non-active owners. So, I was kind of thinking of another approach.
What I would like to do from now until next spring is to keep adding to the list of known, inactive Bronco owners that we encounter during our daily activities. Once spring rolls around, we organize a bit of a rolling meet and greet, stopping in and saying "Hi" to our "inactive" friends. Looking at our disposition of inactive owners, we can plan out a route through our areas, taking advantage of highly visible routes to maximize exposure (read: show off to the public). We could also plan out short stops along the route as well. Drive-ins , 4x4 shops, etc.
I think waiting til spring would help us out because people are more social during that time, not really wanting to hang out on the front steps when it's 30 degrees out. Nor would they be likely to invite 15 strangers who just happen to own the same kind of truck in to their homes.
I already know about 5-10 inactive owners we could stop in and say hi to.
Thoughts?
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