Paul, glad to hear you are going to make it. You will probably go home with so many ideas for your car that you may start over!
Saturday is the one day to see all the cars together. If you are going to be here for the whole event, there are normally open seats and most folks are willing to fill them for you to ride along at the various events. I can't promise that but I have yet to see some one come, look for a ride and not get one. This obviously does not go for the general public but you are not the general public!
The schedule is not up yet since it is not yet set in stone but there will be LOTS to do. Here are some of the current ideas on the agenda....
Friday, cruises to Hocking Hills, Air Force Museum, shop tours, etc. Then off to 'the Lube' and then a welcome party on Friday night. Saturday off to London for the day with a big catered party, live and silent auctions, guest speakers and of course, the raffle car drawing. Sunday, autocrossing PLUS some additional options similar to Friday for those who don't want to autocross (hence you could do one of the Friday options on Friday and another on Sunday).
The next question you will probably have is 'should I register'. The answer is probably. If you are going to be there all three days, stay at the event hotels, join in the private events (which most are), and want to be easily identified as 'one of us'.... then registration would be recommended. If you are just coming to London on Saturday... then admission is free!
Hope that helps
