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November 2, 2005
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Fun place to visit. ALot of nice cars for sale, in most price ranges. Usually on the expensive side. Nice way to spend a day.
Usually the first year has a number of problems, takes a couple of years to get the kinks ironed out. I would never purchase the first year of a new model. On some models I would never purchase any year.
Great place for auto art. Have bought a couple of prints there. They also travel with their trailer to swap meets.
Quote:Try:http://www.yesterdaystractors.com
Click on ” Hauling schedule” on the left
Post your load…….it works pretty good.
Thanks for the information.
It was nice to meet you and all the other people I met at the shows this year. I learned alot also, and that is one of the things that make it interesting. This year the weather was good for most of the shows, except for some hot ones, rain was at a minimum. It will be interesting to see what shows fall by the wayside, if new ones take their place and what new ideas the car show planners come up with next year.
It sounds like you have some auto related projects planned. That always makes the winter seem shorter.
It will be interesting how much activity the forum and site has over the winter. I think it has done very well up to this point, and I don’t see any reason why that shouldn’t continue. I think we have some improvements planned that will be nice additions. I am ready to start putting the calender together for 2006. Depending on what is going on we would like to bring a couple of cars to Quaker Steak on Sunday. It will certainly be one of the last opportunities of the year.
Nick
The site was started in March of this year. It has come a long way up to this point, and we hope to improve it. It will be interesting to see how much activity there is over the winter. Since March the forum has been quite active and we have a bunch of great members. Welcome.
That is a sporty looking wagon, sharp looking blue. I like the extras on it, hood scoop, rims, side scoop. What model is that, looks in the front like a ’70 Roadrunner, but I know they weren’t made into a wagon.
That is a sharp looking Duster, from the license must a ’74. What engine do you have in it? Looks like a nice paint job.
I looked at the cars, they look good. I will say he has reasonable prices if they are what he says they are. It is nice to see a dealer with prices that the average person might be able to afford for a nice collector car. I think too many dealers try to deal in only the very high end cars.
Marshall
I have gotten some quotes from some auto transport companies. They have ranged from $375 to $900. Quite a range. I think most don’t want to bother with a short move. Yes it has been slow on the forum lately. I think things will pick up though.
Nick
