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Shadetree · 10-12-2013, 11:23 AM

Without doubt it was the worst weather I had witnessed at Hershey. There were lots of vacant parking spots at the car corral. Still there was buying and selling activity going on. Some of the car sellers had to be devastated by seeing their restored automobiles sitting in the deluge of rain. Many vendors were packing up and leaving Friday.

We paid $30 to park on asphalt close to the park and considered it a bargain.

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Rain or shine, there is always lots of traffic at Hershey

The foot bridge traffic is light.

Bell System Green always catches my eye.

A nice little `35 Cabriolet for sale. I bet it is the first time it has sat in the rain for many years.

Remember the Unibody?

The new `40 Coupe body looks great!

We gave up and headed home Friday thinking there would not be a Saturday car show in an unpaved park. It did not stop raining until we were back in West Virginia.

10-12-2013, 11:23 AM	#1
Shadetree Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Cottageville, WV Posts: 1,535	Hershey Pictures Without doubt it was the worst weather I had witnessed at Hershey. There were lots of vacant parking spots at the car corral. Still there was buying and selling activity going on. Some of the car sellers had to be devastated by seeing their restored automobiles sitting in the deluge of rain. Many vendors were packing up and leaving Friday. We paid $30 to park on asphalt close to the park and considered it a bargain. ] Rain or shine, there is always lots of traffic at Hershey The foot bridge traffic is light. Bell System Green always catches my eye. A nice little `35 Cabriolet for sale. I bet it is the first time it has sat in the rain for many years. Remember the Unibody? The new `40 Coupe body looks great! We gave up and headed home Friday thinking there would not be a Saturday car show in an unpaved park. It did not stop raining until we were back in West Virginia. __________________ Son, you will never blow an engine up in high gear.