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it's killing me! After all the months of anticipation, and then being stuck at home sick, I need to see some photos of the show! Post them here for everyone to see!!

OK Here we go..

Some more....

Last ones..

Some of mine. Great show!

Some more...

...and more

Nice little roadster. The gentleman who owned it was good to talk to. Seemed like a fun car.

Nice, honest coupe... ran good too.

Last batch!

Thanks for posting! The large headlights behind the 3 speedometers on the table with all the brass sidelights may be of interest to me. If you know the vendor, could you please ask him to contact me? Cheers, Bill

Guys.. this is great. Please keep the pictures and comments coming!

I would like to have come, but couldn't justify the trip from California! I went last year, and had a great time.

It's Bill wrote: ↑

Sat May 15, 2021 7:49 am

Thanks for posting! The large headlights behind the 3 speedometers on the table with all the brass sidelights may be of interest to me. If you know the vendor, could you please ask him to contact me? Cheers, Bill

Bill, my apologies, but I do not know the vendors. I am sure the organizers could put you in touch. It was a small enough show that they should know.

Andy

You might try Terry Bond I think he had some brass lights

Original Ford accessory stop light switch on Bendix cover.

How would I contact Terry Bond regarding his parts? Is there a membership list hiding somewhere? Thanks, Bill

Sorry Bill I'm not sure who the vendor was that had all that brass. He was in the back of the field.

Eck wrote: ↑

Sat May 15, 2021 3:42 pm

You might try Terry Bond I think he had some brass lights

Yes - that's my pile of brass - you can send me a PM through the forum and I can send more photos and info. Thanks,
Terry Bond

Thanks to all those sharing pics! Great to see thank you

Bill, at the top there is a link to find members.

Got your email, will finish unpacking my stuff today and get photos taken for you. This forum is great - we can have a "virtual swap meet" that never ends. I'm following up on a few leads too for some spark plugs! To reiterate what others have said, Luray is fantastic and it's going to become a permanent fixture for everyone. I saw eager shoppers even later in the day on Saturday so it pays off for everyone to stick around. Terry

Great Terry! No rush on the photos, thanks for sending when you get time. Cheers Bill

Ps. TX for the membership info Tim.

In picture # 12 there is a drive shaft did it sell, How long is it. If it didnt sell. Thanks. Craig

Anybody take a Jelfie a Luray?

It's Bill wrote: ↑

Sun May 16, 2021 9:50 pm

Great Terry! No rush on the photos, thanks for sending when you get time. Cheers Bill

Ps. TX for the membership info Tim.

Just to let everyone know - Bill looked over the photos and the lamps are not correct for his car, so his search continues.
Terry

Someone please educate me, what is this all about:

Thanks for posting Dan!!!!

Thank you, that explains it!

We sold most of what we brought and had a great time doing it. As for the young men pictured here it was their first event like this and now have started to talk about what this first antique car will be , my son is now looking for a Model A pickup! Thanks to all who help make this event a great one for all of us and we hope to be back next year. Pictured from left to right here are William Raynor, Craig Raynor , George King , Lance Aldrich, and his wife Amy Aldrich

Nice pic- I remember Lance and Amy stopping at my space a couple of times looking at unusual spark plugs, brass lamps, bud vases, etc. I could tell they are super interested in learning everything they can - and they obviously have good mentors in the family too. I really enjoy it when people stop by to ask questions about stuff. The history of the automobile is so fascinating.
Terry

Nice picture Craig. I think that's the one I took. Ha!!! Great talking with you guys especially about that orient!!!. Here's what I've been working on for the past year.

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Hope to get it going soon.