Malibu "Hangover Run"

Anyone know anything about the annual "Hangover Run" on New Year's Day morning starting in Malibu, CA?
It supposedly starts at the Pepperdine University parking lot (time?) and attracts many exotic and beautiful automobiles.
I hear it's one of the best "car shows" of the year.
Anyone ever been? I have searched Google (et al) and come up empty...need details.

Might this possibly be it?
(Found on SpyderClub.com)
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Meet Pepperdine University in Malibu at 10am for participant package distribution and start of run. Coffee available and the traditional lentil soup will be served at the park. Finish will be at the Voboril home in Topanga where additional snacks will be served.

This year the entry fee is $25 per person (to cover food/refreshments at both sites). To RSVP contact Jan Voboril, 2185 Colina Drive, Topanga, CA 90290 (310) 455-1026

LINK
www.godspeedonwheels.com/newyears02.htm
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-=theron

(Message Edited 12/31/2002 12:29:06 AM)

I wish I could make it to that, sounds like fun. Hey, does anyone in the SF Bay Area club want to have a New Year's day run? It may be cold, but it's not supposed to rain that day. Whaddya say? Anyone in?
Maybe through the Livermore hills? I will likely be going even if nobody joins me, but it's always more fun in a group. Let me know.

-mike

Yes, Theron - that is it. Many thanks. Since posting the question last night, I have found out that many Southern California car groups attend this "informal" event each year. A few have "runs" early-early (6:30 AM!) which end in Malibu...these are guys who obviously don't party much the night before.
It sounds like 10:00 AM at the big Pepperdine University parking lot is the place to be New Year's Day - especially since the weather looks cooperative.

Great Idea Mike!!!
I just checked the forecast and it's not supposed to rain.
I will continue this in an "Event" thread of it's own.
-=theron

(Message Edited 12/31/2002 1:19:30 PM)

Great day yesterday along the Southern California coast. Hundreds(!) of beautiful cars (representing pretty much every decade since the internal combustion engine was born) gathered at Pepperdine University in Malibu New Year's Day morning. John Steele and I (with spouse co-pilots) arrived in our JPS cars and parked among several "real" Speedsters and other 356s. We were warmly received by all...answered a ton of questions!
The multitude then headed north, up the coast to Leo Carrillo State Beach for a picnic. But, John & I followed a couple of Speedsters back into the mountains to Tapia State Park where the Southern California Boxster Group had assembled.
It was sunny, breezy, clear and 65-degrees...gotta love L.A. This get-together is not to be missed next year.







(Message Edited 1/3/2003 10:43:36 AM)

John, how did you post your pictures here?
Ron

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