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Saturday there were about 250 show cars and 350 cars for sale. Lots and lots of foot traffic.
I didn’t see anything of any real interest in the car corral (other then lots of cars with holes in every panel and the sellers wanting 10k for them).
Here is an interesting one … 1973 Buick Skylark GS, with 61,000 miles for $7500:
There was just about everything you could think of in the swap area… lots of folks checking out vendors with vintage advertisement items … And you could sell your gold on site! Next year I’ll bring my sack of gold coins ….
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awesome day, perfect weather! the swap continues to entertain and amuse me, you find just about anything and everything… same with the car corral!
I thought the opposite, there were cars in every direction for sale!
That ’56 Chevy… oh my, what the heck? There were a few cars that left you scratching your head. Lots of “projects” that were started but will never be finished, who wants to buy something like that?
Amigo2k wrote:I’m pretty sure that device below the sign is the Mr. Fusion unit from Back To The Future 2!
Garibaldi wrote:Amigo2k wrote:I’m pretty sure that device below the sign is the Mr. Fusion unit from Back To The Future 2!
I was thinking the same thing when i saw it!
The only good deal I saw in the car for sale area was a yellow 79 vette for 5000.00.
I found a few cars that were well priced and many that were WAY over priced.
I found a recently (and well) restored 1970 Torino GT
and a very nice 1968 Torino.There were a couple others but those were two that I definitely looked at closely and recorded the phone numbers.
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