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Car Cruises for April 23 to April 29 2012
Thursday April 26 Cruises
Saturday April 28 Cruises
Car Shows, Swap Meets & Auctions for April 23 to April 29 2012
Friday April 27 Car Shows & Swap Meet
35th Annual Spring Jefferson 2012
Saturday April 28 Shows & Swap Meets
35th Annual Spring Jefferson 2012
Sunday April 29 Shows & Swap Meets
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Amigo2k wrote:Only a 20% chance of rain for Friday and Saturday … I better find my rubber boots for Jefferson …
And a stocking cap with your Carharrt coat. This is Wisconsin you know… :whistle:
Cold, rain and even snow showers predicted for the weekend.. what a surprise!
I really didn’t want March weather in April & May.. we’re paying for that nice weather now
circletrack wrote:Cold, rain and even snow showers predicted for the weekend.. what a surprise!I really didn’t want March weather in April & May.. we’re paying for that nice weather now
Yep, we all should have known. This is Spring Jefferson weekend! If the weather predictions are correct, we could be walking around in snow showers on Sunday!
Now it says no rain.
It’s changing by the hour, and different depending on what channel/station you listen to.
Fingers crossed there is some sun!
Another Jefferson weather weekend. It rains in the spring and is a dust bowl in the fall. It sucks because it is such a big show and starts the season.
maddog wrote:Sunday is supposed to be sunny with a high around 55.I’m certainly looking forward to Sunday
Typical Jefferson weekend…. Im glad I dont have the urge to tromp around in the cold and rain looking for junk parts anymore.
Steve and the guys have been there all weekend so far, including yesterday. Last I heard it wasn’t raining there, but that could change at any moment. The good thing about Jefferson is people come out no matter what the weather is, I’ve been there many times in the rain. I’m planning on going tomorrow unless something changes, fingers crossed the sun comes out!
Jefferson was the same old same old … ankle deep mud (those slip on rubber boots worked great).
One nice edition was that a couple of restoration shops had LCD screens set up with slide shows rolling.
This was best of show for me … 1970 Chevelle, red on white on white …
I totally agree. That was an absolute gorgeous car! As I recall, that car was done at TLC Restorations in Milton.
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