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Annual Swap meet. was a lot of fun, Bracing top down motoring to get there (about 42 deg F) followed a B for part of the way, saw a big Healey getting loaded on a tow truck flatbed and passed a very cool Riley 1.5 as well as a great turquoise Studebaker Lark (not going to the show) had at least 100 cars, 3 or 4 Lotus' (Loti?) 2 Rollers, lots of the usual B's and 6's. There were 4 Spridgets, Ms Triss, Phil's Spridget, and early side curtain and a bugeye. All in all a great day. Mark was there but sans car as he had a table.
On the way home stopped to meet a guy I had met in a Yahoo group. Showed me his 62 DKW Junior survivor (with the most amazing documentation I have ever seen) Steve has just built a new house and has a 2 car garage which, when you open the doors is 2 deep making it a 4 car garage except he has a hoist in the corner making it 5. This with at least 10 foot ceilings and another car sized corner full of lathes etc. The garage has drainage under the cars and 5 floor heated zones. It was amazing. I have been to the mountaintop. Great too to discuss the hobby some more.
Great trip home, still cool but sunny, a qucik snooze then to church and a friends for supper, all in all a great day!
On the way home stopped to meet a guy I had met in a Yahoo group. Showed me his 62 DKW Junior survivor (with the most amazing documentation I have ever seen) Steve has just built a new house and has a 2 car garage which, when you open the doors is 2 deep making it a 4 car garage except he has a hoist in the corner making it 5. This with at least 10 foot ceilings and another car sized corner full of lathes etc. The garage has drainage under the cars and 5 floor heated zones. It was amazing. I have been to the mountaintop. Great too to discuss the hobby some more.
Great trip home, still cool but sunny, a qucik snooze then to church and a friends for supper, all in all a great day!