Have there always been parking spaces open at the new location?
Seems like all the pics so far have shown it pretty full.

Ask Tim if the KRULL is going to come over from the barn to the new place.

Tim=Clay=Tim=Clay=Tim=Clay...etc.
Tim and his clone would butt heads with each other and so would 2 Clays.
Both being stubborn has kept pins available to the public in various versions and locations for over 25 years.
Tim operated games since the 70s, Clay ran the definitive repair website for around 20 years.

It's great the OP and his daughter are helping out, but if he's gonna keep being the 'spokesperson' for the PHOF he should really know the overall history of the hobby for the last 20 years at least.
Just doing game updates is a safe route, don't get confrontational with anyone, never looks good for the business.

'Dude', did you not see my quotes?
If he's gonna throw shade at Clay of all people (right or wrong) he should know who he is.
When he steps into that role defending Tim and the PHOF and he works there as a volunteer it gets iffy.

Examples that went sideways:
Jared at Stern
Crazy Animation guy at Spooky/Halloween.

Again, game updates are great, keep 'em up and avoid the conflict.

It will be on the right side of the PHOF, so they resolved the 8-foot of issue on that side?

Porange on the 'B'?

So, is that supposed to be a dead cat?

Any chance of KRULL coming out of the shed to the new location?

C'mon, if you're both that cool I really can't believe you guys didn't stop by.

And anyone that's been in the hobby for at least 5 years KNOWS Tim and the PHOF's rep, good and bumpy. I've only been out there once about 8 or 10 years ago at the Trop location to help Project Pinball setup during Nationals, and didn't expect nor GET a hug from Tim. And yeah, some of the games were down. He did see me working alone at the info table for a while and brought me a drink and chips from the snack machines, so your 'Grinch' has a heart after all. Love it or hate it, no one else here has done what he has done over his lifetime, 85-95% of it by himself, and now bought and built a lplace that he admits will long outlive him.

All Clay/Shaggy's 2007-2008 podcasts are great, and the first one he had with Tim is full of great stories and history.

http://www.pinrepair.com/topcast/topcast_04.mp3