View outside our camper, the close
pond is over a drain that could not keep up as is the pond
in the flea market further out in the picture.
Secondary pond in flea market and some brave members out to see what is going on.
Cars were stashed where ever shelter could be found for those without enclosed trailers.
One high light was the Gorrell
collection of prototypes that were set up on Wednesday evening
in the main building.
This spectacular collection gave us
lots to do on a dreary day
Tractor 1 of 3 prototypes all different
1937 CRAD Prototype of all Crosleys to come (Crosley Radio Automobile Division)
Staff Car 1 of 1 as far as we know
Pup one of 36 made
Mule
3 Wheel Motorcycle
2 wheel Motorcycle
Snow Tractor
Articulated 4WD Tractor
As the day progressed trailers opened
A few even braved the weather
Yankee opened up their extra space
for a few more cars to stay dry.
A couple of big rigs showed up, the one on the left is Service Motors from Nevada. The bottom was full of parts the top a restored roadster they were delivering.
The other big rig usually hauls
tractors for the owner but was the right high for his latest
creation.
All wood cars need a wood steering wheel
This all hand built Bucket T was
started after last years meet and finished a few weeks before
this years.
