Duncan,Ok. swapmeet

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Gene_French
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Duncan,Ok. swapmeet

Post by Gene_French » Sun Jan 18, 2026 12:05 pm

it is getting to be time to start planning our springtime auto. activities ... i spoke with Kevin Hammock this week regarding any changes in the Duncan swapmeet in March ... the only change is BIGGER ... the 2 north buildings are sold out and the building that was under construction last year is completed and will house an additional 100 plus spaces ... also outside spaces are increased due to the area used for construction access and staging is now available ... this meet is a general swapmeet that has added a seperate pre-war section ...this is much like the Chickasha meet with similar indoor facilities including comfortable heated indoor spaces with clean restrooms and showers ... many of the vendors that had attended the Chickasha meet were onsite as were additional regional vendors ... last years event had a good variety of mostly model T parts and several project as well as restored vehicles ...i had good sales and also purchased several items of interest including period Masonic items and a Rajo cylinder head a model B crankshaft and some early Dodge Brothers literature ...a good event for me and i also visited with many of the MTFCA membership including John Tanahill , the Temples ,Donny Brown ,John Steele and George House ...i recommend this meet to all active hobbyist and restorers ...an excellent buyer/seller environment in a comfortable , accessible , central location ...job well done Kevin ...thank you ...Gene French
P.S. i will start a "wanted to buy" Duncan Swapmeet section ... i am looking for a windshield frame for a 1931 Murry body Model A 4 dr. ( has slant windshield ) , 1900-1930 Masonic items , early 4 cyl. Dodge Brothers parts particularly 20" and 24" disc wheels and lockrings ...i will remind all that at a swapmeet you can see what you are buying ...many of us have been SCAMMED by sellers that claim to have a needed part or give an in-accurate description of an item or a very poor photo ...at a swapmeet you are the judge of the quality and suitability and worth of a part ... a swapmeet is just as much of a hobby event as going to a car show and bragging about your expensive paint job ...

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Re: Duncan,Ok. swapmeet

Post by KWTownsend » Sun Jan 18, 2026 12:27 pm

What dates will this swap meet run?


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Re: Duncan,Ok. swapmeet

Post by Gene_French » Sun Jan 18, 2026 1:04 pm

Keith:
this is a 3 day meet March 26 thru March28 at the Stephens County Fairgrounds in Duncan,Ok. ...this is south of the Chickasha ,Ok, area with easy access of the interstate south of Ok. city and easy access to inside spaces ...a good event with clean facilities and good chow available from the High School band group ...i had good sales and was able to purchase some cool items for my projects ...hope to see many of the MTFCA membership there in March ...Gene French


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Gene_French
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Joined: Tue Jan 08, 2019 9:58 am
First Name: Gene
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Location: Nunn, CO
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Re: Duncan,Ok. swapmeet

Post by Gene_French » Sat Jan 24, 2026 11:50 am

have spoken with several regional hobbyist here in northern Colorado and also Wyoming there is a lot of interest in locating parts for their projects and way too many questions of "what will sell" ... my answer is " i don't know" ... BUT , you might try listing what items you have for sale and what items you want to buy ...this meet is approx. 750 mile each way for me and not an easy drive if weather is bad ... same can be said for most others ... and yes , i can probably be more productive here at home ...BUT , i do enjoy the meet and i have been able to view and purchase items that i may not have even known to exist ...i have made many contacts that have helped to locate parts for my projects and have assisted them in their projects or answered questions or shared philosophies ...if the decision to attend is based on economic gain only , then i would recommend that a person stay home ... if there is an interest in the hobby and preservation of automotive history and fellowship then this is an excellent opportunity to advance those values ...hope to see you all there , stay safe and warm ( currently a balmy -3 deg. F. ) Gene French

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