Trexlertown (Steve Ryan) Show

[kbinde2]

Didn't get to go this year, looked like a nice day weather-wise.. any pictures.?

[Bob Bidonde]

The show had a lower participation than it did in prior years.

[Terry, NJ]

Originally Posted by Bob Bidonde

The show had a lower participation than it did in prior years.

The weather was perfect, yet cloudiness was predicted. I sold some stuff, had a good time. Perhaps losses from COVID, or the fear of catching COVID contributed to this shortage. However, I do take notice of these things and I saw that the crowd seemed some what younger. They weren't all grampas, there seemed to be a larger smattering of Daddies with their younger ones.
Terry

[kbinde2]

Not all "my age" (Grandpa).. interesting and really quite hopeful sign for our hobby. Dads with younger ones in tow, maybe a different week-end activity for a family outing.

When I'm out with the '29, I always offer a ride, or maybe just to sit behind the wheel and look at all the gauges and dials.. Kidding aside, always glad to let others see or experience what we enjoy. kb

[BrianBurkert]

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[Bob Bidonde]

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The swap meet prices for "A" parts were very reasonable. I bought a new accessory brake lever handle for $15, two brake light switches with brass bushings $4, and a set of 4 shackle bushings $1. My friends bought a set of original headlight & horn conduits $15 and a set of spring covers $20.