1969w3155

https://picasaweb.google.com/6971dan...CMj_utXy9YjgMQ

car_designer

Great pics. Thanks for posting them. Lots of nice cars.

bentlyf1

thanks for sharing the photo's looked liked very a fun event

GAOldsman

Great car show Dan! There was a tremendous turn out with a super wide array of great cars, trucks, boats, boat car, plane car, bikes, bicycles and buses!! And an outstanding Oldsmobile turnout as well Thanks for sharing

1969w3155

This wagon in the first pic was at Homecoming, I talked to the owner, it used to be white, and had a 64 front clip on it, he likes wagons and had been looking for this particular car for awhile after hearing that it was parked with some damage, it looks really nice, and he has another one that he is working on, a silver/blue one with a white top and blue interior, I'll have to keep an eye out for it. One of my favorite cars there was this Jag, really cool looking, and a great interior.

Allan R

Incredible pictures! Can't believe how many great looking cars from all eras and makes were there. The weather looks like it was great!

Should send that pic of the "hemi" amphicar to Mike.

I was impressed to see that guy on the old big front wheel bike. Was this a 'theme' show? So many real antiques there. Thank you for the great presentation!

bdub217

"cos 1 ain't enuff"


and thank you i enjoyed the gallery!!!!!!!!

truck5513

Hey guys
Im new to this stuff and enjoy reading all your threads. I have a 1968 442 convertible that my dad gave me and am looking for drivers side rear quarter trim or a very good repair man to straighten small damaged area any help? I am in southern ohio. Thanks

Allan R

Welcome to C.O.
Instead of posting on the end of one of these threads, you'd get more exposure and response if you started your own thread under the {Parts Wanted} Forum.

68 and 69 are compatible with each other with the sheet metal. Check with Tyler (firefighter5174) - he specializes in 68/69

Good luck with your project

1969w3155

The Gilmore has different events every weekend, The Red Barns Spectacular encompasses pretty much all era's of the automobile, plus classic boats and vintage travel trailers are at this event, throw in the bicycles and buses and your set for anything. The red double decker bus belongs to the museum, and they used to go around the grounds with it picking people up (just wave 'em down) and dropping them off, as sometimes it can be tedious going from one part of an event to another, for some reason they stopped doing that. I usually go there 2-3 times a year, and will go back in September. http://www.gilmorecarmuseum.org/

1969w3155

That black '66 L69 was a sweet car, as was the '66 blue Cutlass, that one was really nice.