Tulare swap Report

[Brentwood Bob]

Well it was held, and there was interest.
Some great deals, especially a beautiful, complete, 47 or so MG TC that sold for 10 K. I sold nothing, but my finds partially compensated.
One criticism was the silica sand is a real problem in a breeze.
I have a theory, proved out by an irrational guy. I say that one in a hundred, are real unique %#~!£>}{|%**.
I got a damaged fender out of the third time I mentioned my price for a very good 29 gas tank, the kind that are not reproduced anywhere.
Human nature proved itself again.
Neener, neener.
I will attend next year, and live to sell again.

[Steve Plucker]

Hey Bob...It is called "Learn by Doing"!!!!!!!

By the way...I see you were in the 1968-69 "El Rodeo"!!!!

Pluck

[Brentwood Bob]

Yep. Remember bob's rule. One in a hundred.

[McMimmcs]

Two friends went and said they won’t return !

[Gary Karr]

I attended and picked up a couple of really cool early 28 items. I mostly stayed around our swap space on Saturday selling as the crowds were pretty constant. I haven't added everything up yet but my guess is over $2K in sales.

[Brentwood Bob]

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If you don't go fishing, you won't catch any fish, ever!
This was the first of many, imo.
Turlock was probably worse 39 years ago. I chose to give it a chance.
Needs an annual dose of magnesium chloride. And more advertising, and universal vaccination.
I think several bypassed my space. I was off the traffic lane, and clearly tagged my stuff.
Found some nice OEM door handles at Karr's space, good to meet up.