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Welcome. Great weather for the meet. Sharing some pics of T’s for sale and purchases today for the folks who couldn’t be here.

Feel free to post your pics if you went to the meet.

Darin

Couple of Ts for sale

A few more

Another T for sale and my first purchase of the day

Final purchases

Last of the Ts for sale

How about pictures of the whole meet?

If anyone here has a 30x3.5 clincher I need one more to get my set of steel Hayes back on the road

Dan, this is what it looked like from the entrance as you approached the vendor area.

Darin

Some more pictures.

Darin & Robert

Thank You for taking the time to post images


FJ

Outstanding weather.

Looks like a pretty nice meet! How many vendors would you say are there?

Have fun guys!!!

Jerry about 60 vendor's

Have a 30 by 3 1/2 Tim I'm at d15 16 17

First day went very well!

Brad

Some more pics for those who couldn't be there...you missed an awesome first day..

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Those are some good pics. Any more vendors show? I heard there were potentially 110 who were going to show up. Wonder if any of the Ts sold.

Darin

The project T truck sold this morning, unfortunately not to me.

I really enjoyed the meet, lots of parts for sale and it was nice to talk to the friendly people. I hope they have the usual swap meet in the spring, worth the trip.

You can park that original 1910 (1911 model year, but decked out mostly as a 1910) in my garage anytime - alongside my May 1910 touring. I really like "barn finds", that are still mostly original. This one was clad with brewster green varnish when new, as was my 1910. Original wood bodies on most of the 1909-1910 model years were special. Two companies provided open car bodies for Ford in those years. "Pontiuac" and Wilson. The Wilson body, I believe, was about 3 inches higher for the back seat back rest. Let us know when this T is sold and the future plans for it.

Here are some photos I snapped - apologies for any duplication of those already posted- A great event! We'll see you again in the spring.
Terry

And a few more - Glad we had a chance to visit with Natalie and Janice Weaver - they spent two days visiting with folks, snapping pics and no doubt, writing an article for the magazine while they were shopping for goodies.

About three quarters of this I got at luray.

Here is the pic.

Jonah it was a pleasure being your neighbor at the Mid Atlantic Pre War Swap Meet. Hope to see you and your family in May at the next Luray meet.

I am hoping to be there!

Who ever had the pair of self generator head lamps and also the pair of Rushmores, please contact me

Thanks

Richard
rwill1914@aol.com

352 843 1530

I flew out from California. Had a great time, and as mentioned the weather was perfect. I saw lots of people I rarely see. and then some. Even though I've met Dennis Fleming many times at Hershey, I can say finally that I know him. I also spent time with Jim Lyons who is also a great friend and very knowledgeable about T's. David and Karen Simmering were fun to see too, and I even bought a nice KW coil box from them.
Luray is made for swap meets! It's great that the VFW, which I belong to, allows us to have our meet on their grounds.