Whos going to the Monroe, WA swap meet this weekend? (May 16th)

$45 Stromberg 97 rebuilder
$30 stgrd bolt vette valve covers
and the 6-v71 i need for my coupe
And some other odds and ends

 

Oh and how could I forget, I saw Shaggy about 200 times passing by. Man you move dude!!!!

 

I got an NOS 2 5/8" curved glass stewart warner temp gauge and matching Amp gauge, nice bakelite yellow shift know, rumble hinges, nice orriginal 33/34 steering wheel, some fuel/amp 33/34 gauges, two 33/34 radiators for 20.00 each (nice, too!) and my big score- a Ford blue oval for the hood emblem off of a mid 30's Ford. It cost me a dollar, bought from Just Dug. It's a worthless piece really, but just knowing that I own something that Doug graced his hands on is priceless. He is the Hot rod god after all.

I saw K-member, Moses, Just Doug, F head, Hotrod-40, and met Speed Nazi. Had a great time, can't wait until the fall meet

 

bumped into an aquaintance,
name slips my mind,
told me about a super secret run comming up
forget where and who's puting it on

had a great time
picked up a few things I might use some day
bumped into a few freinds I hadn't seen for a while

 

This was just marked free so I took it home. Anyone know how old it is? I found a receipt in it dated
06-16-67 but dont know what it was for.

 

Actually what I offered to give you but you had to buy, for a dollar, was the start of your '32 project and you didn't even know it. You're one shrewd shopper....good seeing you.

 

Carbuilder -bought that rolling shear from you. Works real nice.

Rabid Whippet - Real nice find. Looks like a full engine diagnostic machine (dwell, advance, rpm...)

I spent most of my time in the dollar bins but I did get a cool little book on Dashes and Interiors. Barris Style.<SCRIPT type=text/javascript> vbmenu_register("postmenu_3911311", true); </SCRIPT>

 

You too Doug. You gotta know, by the time I hit your booth, I had about 16.00 to my name I'll let you know how my 32 project is going

 

Ok what did I by I do not remember bying a shear. I bought a 36 colum,box & banjo wheel plus a 1922 packard ignition switch which will be in the center of the dash for my 36 roadster Danny.

 

Picked it up on Sunday. It was a ghost town and the vendors were just giving stuff away. Thats how I got this for free. Saturday was probably the biggest I have ever seen.

 

Instead of scoring I lost, I lost a '47 Chevy title some where in the car corral area. It was signed but not dated................ ouch!

 

I know where there might be a manual for that! I think the manual might be older but not sure. Then you can use the best modern tools on the 'birds and whippet

 

I'd be interested it that!!