We were interviewd at a show with our vintage camp setup

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We were interviewd at a show with our vintage camp setup

Post by dobro1956 » Fri May 03, 2024 12:53 am

We just got back from showing our T and vintage camp setup at an Overland Expo. The expo is for modern offroad/off grid camping gear. We have been showing our vintage gear that we use while viintage camping with the T. This year we were interviewed by three people interested in our stuff. We will be posting our own Model T Camp and Adventures video soon of the show. We do not get much video at the shows as we are usually both talking to someone all day long. We also have a video coming soon of our spring tour with the Arkansas Tin Lizzies in Eureka Springs AR.


Check the link for the interview.
https://youtubershamfest.com/2024/04/29 ... interview/

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Re: We were interviewd at a show with our vintage camp setup

Post by Steve Jelf » Fri May 03, 2024 2:55 pm

Linus Tremaine is heavily into antique camping. Last fall he and Nathaniel Logsden put on an antique camping weekend at Nathaniel's place in southern Indiana. I was planning to attend, but my "event" intervened. :)
The inevitable often happens.
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Re: We were interviewd at a show with our vintage camp setup

Post by dobro1956 » Fri May 03, 2024 6:02 pm

Hi Steve. We wanted to go to the vintage camp, but other things got in the way. Maybe next time. I do not know how many of our Model T Camp and Adventures videos you missed because of your "event" but we have 12 videos posted now. We always looked forward to your input as to our videos. If you find time, check out our newer videos and let us know if we are getting any better. :) :)

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Re: We were interviewd at a show with our vintage camp setup

Post by babychadwick » Tue May 07, 2024 10:22 am

The vintage camp went great, we were there with the 29 buick I had/was just getting running. We are hoping to do something this summer.
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