Saturday is Show Time - First up was getting your photo taken
for use in the Quarterly and everyone started lining up early so
there was a long line. The last day of our biggest meet ever was
busy with the car show, flea market, last chances on the silent
auction and everything else. We had a visit from WNHO TV26, they
shot lots of video an interviewed President Dave, Meet
Coordinator Al Calvin, our Youth Project Mechanics and one our
members that owns a unique Crosley made for President
Eisenhower. They have a special weekly show on whats going on in
he area and we got a half hour segment, Here is the YouTube Link. The week was
finished up with our annual Memorial Picnic, to remember past
members.
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 Long line for photos before going on the field |
 Cars started lining up about 45 minutes before the opening time |
 Our Club Store proprietors waiting
for the next customer. Since taking over the store
duties they have expanded the inventory and added some
special items for the anniversary.
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 Registration remained busy |
 Still a few bargains at the Trading Post |
 The Silent Auction was huge this year |
 A first for our meet, 5 of the 7
Presidents of CAC were in attendance including John
Aibel the founder of the club.
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 Some of the Non-Automotive Class |
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 Photo Class |
 The first place trophy from the first
CAC Meet in 1970. It was by Jim Batsford with his 49
Wagon
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 Service Motors |
 Smith Tire |
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 This custom was made by a MN dealer in
the late 40s early 50s
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 It found a new home at the Nationals |
 Even though it looks nice the new owner
plans to do some work on it and paint it back to it's
original color.
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 Yankee Crosley |
 A rolling history museum (when not hauling a car |
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