Videos tagged with Powers Blvd

This video focuses on preparing approximately 12 hot rods for the upcoming spring season. The owner, who now possesses 42 hot rods, details the servicing process, including checking fluids, inflating tires, installing batteries, and adding fresh fuel. The description also promotes local car shows on Powers Blvd and Palmer Park, starting March 26th, highlighting them as family-friendly events ideal for showcasing hot rods, muscle cars, street rods, and motorcycles. Information is also provided about tours of the Hot Rod Museum, which is part of the military museum, with specific tour dates and times listed. Merchandise is available via a website link.

This video discusses the rapid expansion of Colorado Springs, noting how the city has grown towards the speaker's location over 42 years. The expansion includes the development of a former ranch property, likely into housing and a commercial area. The speaker also reminisces about purchasing a John Deere tractor from the ranch owner's wife, who was the widow of a former Colorado senator and the namesake of Powers Blvd. The influx of new residents, primarily from Texas and California, is highlighted as a driver of this growth. The speaker humorously suggests acquiring more property due to the ongoing development.

This video showcases twelve different car-themed t-shirts available in sizes small to 4XL, promoting Dragon Man's online store for purchases. It also announces upcoming events, including their annual hot rod show starting in April, held every Saturday night at the K-Mart parking lot off Powers Blvd. Additionally, the museum will reopen on April 3rd, and there will be a special event on April 2nd-3rd featuring rentals of over 25 full-automatic firearms, with pricing information to be posted on their website.

This video promotes an upcoming hot rod car show event. It highlights the perfect weather expected for the weekend, the start time (after 4 pm), and the location at the K-Mart parking lot on Powers Blvd and Palmer Park, across from Wal-Mart. The host mentions owning over 40 hot rods and expresses difficulty choosing one to bring. It's described as a family-friendly event open to everyone. The Moon Star Chinese Restaurant will be on-site for dinner. For any inquiries, viewers are directed to call Dragonman's. A link to purchase hot rod t-shirts from Dragonman's website is also provided.

This YouTube video appears to be an announcement for a Saturday night car show event. The description highlights the location as the K-Mart parking lot off Powers Blvd and Palmer Park, with the event starting after 4 pm. The video also promotes merchandise with a link to a t-shirt store.

This YouTube video showcases a local Saturday night hot rod show. The description highlights the recurring nature of the event, taking place in a KMart parking lot across from Wal-Mart off Powers Blvd during summer evenings, weather permitting. The event is open to everyone, and the description includes a link to purchase merchandise.

This video announces the opening of the Dragon Man's Museum on Sunday, May 17th, 2020, at 10 am for guided tours. The museum will operate every Sunday and Wednesday until November. The description also promotes the first Hot Rod get-together night starting Saturday, May 16th, at a Kmart parking lot, weather permitting, which will continue through October. The creator expresses gratitude for an appreciation plaque from the El Paso County Sheriffs Department. Ticket information for museum tours is provided via a website link.

This video focuses on preparing a hot rod for a car show. The description mentions fueling up the vehicle and heading to a specific location, the K-Mart parking lot off of Powers Blvd and Palmer Park, across from a Wal-Mart. The content revolves around automotive enthusiasm and attending a local car event.

This video appears to be a lifestyle vlog focused on attending local car shows. The description outlines a schedule of three car shows happening over a weekend, including locations and times. It highlights the social aspect of car shows, emphasizing the opportunity to showcase vehicles and connect with like-minded individuals. The content seems geared towards car enthusiasts and community events rather than firearms.

This video documents the experience of attending a Saturday night hot rod show in Colorado Springs, held in a K-Mart parking lot. The creator highlights the growing popularity of the meet, which runs from approximately 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM. To add variety to their visits, the creator mentions bringing a different hot rod, dragster, or motorcycle each time. The description serves as an invitation for interested individuals to attend the event.

This video highlights the "Coffin Car" being prepared for a car show at the Holiday Inn parking lot off Powers Blvd. The car show, "First Saturday of the Month Car Show," occurs monthly and is expected to draw over 400 vehicles. The presenter mentions taking the unique "Coffin Car" and anticipates it being a significant attraction. They also note another car show on Saturday night in the K mart parking lot on Powers Blvd and Palmer Park. The description emphasizes the fun and opportunity to meet people and see new cars at these events. A contact number is provided for inquiries.

This video captures the experience of arriving at a car show early in the morning, noting the impressive turnout of hundreds of vehicles and familiar faces. The creator mentions reconnecting with hot rodders after winter and observing new additions to the show. They also announce plans to attend another car show later that evening at a Kmart parking lot and express anticipation about choosing a "cool" car to bring. The video conveys excitement for the car show events.