Have a safe trip Paul, and get us some good pictures. Always good to meet old friends.

yes,cars and babes pictures are always good. By the way,Jeff's early paint job didn't look bad,green with pink fenders...just a thought...you could even make you a concrete elephant to haul around. His was real of course,but elephants are getting harder to find all the time nowadays it seems.

So how was the show? Any good pic for us?

Hi Joe,

I didn't take one single picture, sorry.

But I did get an education on current pricing.

Very Scary!!

The show was good - it usually is. Seemed like a tremendous

amount of junk, though, which I think might be a sign of the times.

I did find a guy who restores steering wheels, and the work looked

really nice. So I might give him a try. That would be worth the trip

all by itself, if he was good.

Overall, it was a lot of fun and good to catch up on pricing.

Paul VS

...not ONE single picture?!!

I DIDN'T DO TOO GOOD DID I?

I took the camera - I just didn't take it out of the bag.

Spring Carlisle is mostly a parts and project sale.

Some completed cars - in all conditions, but mostly just stuff.

The auction is outside of the show grounds, and is

a Barrett Jackson style sale with all kinds of vehicles.

I don't think you are allowed to take pictures in there.

I did catch up with my friend Pete Black. Pete hauls show

cars around the country. He's done it for quite a while,

and loves it. He was loaded with six cars from Carlisle going

to California, I think.

Nice avatar, I would still like to own that truck, but not able to right now. Prices have went ridiculous for cars anymore. We seen a '57 Bel-air nothing to special just nice wheels, disc brakes, etc. for $57k! I'll just stick with the good ole' 88 Suburban which is "pretty and still works" ... lol..