71st Long Beach Model T Club Swap Meet
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Jeff Hood
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71st Long Beach Model T Club Swap Meet
71st Long Beach Model T Club Swap Meet is coming fast! Saturday July 19 at Long Beach City College Veterans Stadium 7:00AM. Visit lbmtc.com for flyer, registration form, or details. Don't miss one of the oldest and best Model T, Model A, and Old Ford swap meets in the West!
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speedytinc
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Re: 71st Long Beach Model T Club Swap Meet
BTT. Lookin forward to it. Packed & pointed.
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modeltspaz
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Re: 71st Long Beach Model T Club Swap Meet
Looking forward to it, as always.
I've missed one meet since the first one I attended with my dad in 1975 at the "Dust Bowl". I was 14.
Thank you for doing this for the club, Jeff. My hat is off to you. See you there.
Mike Spaziano.
I've missed one meet since the first one I attended with my dad in 1975 at the "Dust Bowl". I was 14.
Thank you for doing this for the club, Jeff. My hat is off to you. See you there.
Mike Spaziano.
Knowledge that isn't shared, is wasted knowledge.
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big2bird
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Re: 71st Long Beach Model T Club Swap Meet
That meet was an event to itself. The nights were great.modeltspaz wrote: ↑Mon Jul 14, 2025 3:39 pm
I've missed one meet since the first one I attended with my dad in 1975 at the "Dust Bowl".
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NorthSouth
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Re: 71st Long Beach Model T Club Swap Meet
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This is a fantastic Model T event and more. I recommend that you go if for no other reason that to just visit with all of us other guys in this wonderful hobby.
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This is a fantastic Model T event and more. I recommend that you go if for no other reason that to just visit with all of us other guys in this wonderful hobby.
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Jeff Hood
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- Location: Long Beach, CA.
Re: 71st Long Beach Model T Club Swap Meet
Only four days until the best old car swap meet in the West!
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Original Smith
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Re: 71st Long Beach Model T Club Swap Meet
I wish it was like the old days when you could actually find some good parts!
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pete eastwood
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Re: 71st Long Beach Model T Club Swap Meet
Jeff, save me a spot ! I'll be there.
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speedytinc
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Re: 71st Long Beach Model T Club Swap Meet
I wish I could still buy Thrifty ice cream for a Nickle a scoopOriginal Smith wrote: ↑Wed Jul 16, 2025 4:23 pmI wish it was like the old days when you could actually find some good parts!
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KimDobbins
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Re: 71st Long Beach Model T Club Swap Meet
Larry, how about bringing some of your own stuff? That would make it a better swap meet.
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Philip Lawrence
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Re: 71st Long Beach Model T Club Swap Meet
I'll be heading down tomorrow. Looking forward to selling lots of my goodies.
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GGZ
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Re: 71st Long Beach Model T Club Swap Meet
I'll never forget all of the years attending and selling at the LBMTC swap meets from Hamilton Bowl, Long Beach College parking lot, etc. As a kid, I remember riding on the back of Model T truck with the water tank that would drive around so to keep the dust down at the Hamilton Bowl. If my memory is correct, at Hamilton Bowl, Ed Archer bought a Model T Police Patrol from Paul McGinnis, who was my first Model T mentor. The evenings were special, especially with the usual shenanigans that always happened! Howard Genrich called the swap meet "The Gathering of the Faithful". It still really deserves this moniker. 71 years later, it's still a very special event. Have Fun and Happy Hunting!