I attended this last weekend. Excellent experience. It has to be twice the size of Carlisle. I could spend only one day there, and I'm sure I saw less than half of what they had. I did try to walk as many of the car corrals as I could. They have a main one that is on the track itself, but there is also a cars-for-sale area for each of the swap meet fields. Some very nice Oldsmobiles were up for sale. Of all of them, I think the nicest was a '63 Dynamic 88. It was so clean and perfect that it really did look like it just rolled off the showroom floor.

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jaunty75: Wow! Great pics! Thanks for sharing. It looked like they had good weather for the show.

Jaybird

 

It was a nice day. Maybe 65 degrees and mostly cloudy, so there wasn't a hot sun beating down all day.

 

I'm jealous. We have NOTHING like that in Louisiana...............

 

Very nice pics, Jaunty!! Thanks for sharing!

 

Thanks for passing them along Jaunty, nice pictures. Still waiting for the car show weather up here.

 

Some nice cars in the bunch. The ones that are calling my name are;

red 70 4 speed w-30

white 65 442

black 75 u code

72 Hurst Olds

Thanks for the pics

 

I often wonder how many of the cars brought to something like this to be sold actually end up changing hands during the show. While it's probably likely that, once a car is sold, the new owner takes it away, so you won't see it there after it's sold, anyway, I did see only one Olds that had "sold" written on it. It was the white '65 Starfire convertible. I thought it was a beautiful car and a bit unusual because I had never seen one. It seems that I see Starfires of all the other years from that era, but I rarely see a '65, and, as I say, I don't think I've ever seen a '65 Starfire convertible.

 

Well, it wasn't exactly around the corner for me, either, with Charlotte being about 350 miles from where I live. But I made an overnight of it, driving down the Friday night before, spending the night, and getting there early on Saturday. After walking the fields for about 7 hours and still seeing probably less than half of what there was, I got tired and drove home. I found some parts that I needed, plus a few license plates to add to the collection. But it was well worth it because there is a lot to see. They also have an auction going on during both Friday and Saturday, and I would like to have watched that for a while, but I just didn't have time.