Event Coverage Hershey...day 2

Weather was hot...but NO rain....made some more good buys....took a lot of pics....did not get over to see the 39 Willys so still no info from me....maybe some other hamber has info to share....

 

more pics....

 

more pics....

 

OK...that is the end of Hershey for me....hope everyone enjoyed the pics....

 

Thanks @chevsotolac for your coverage of the variety of cool including how much which could help out someone making a decision...great stuff...

 

Great job on the pics. I was there today and feel that while Carlisle seems to be fading, Hershey is as strong as it ever was. Amazing treasures show up year after year. Although I can't afford most of them, I do enjoy looking. Experienced several near misses with golf carts, scooters, bicycles, wagons etc. Everyone should try to make it at least once.

 

Thanks for the pics! Doesn't look like I will ever have enough $$ to make it.

 

Thanks - ya done good

 

Thanks for the pics

 

Thanks for the pics, looks like prices are up

 

Carlisle

Hershey

Still wandering what the price was, Im sure it was steep
Thanks for sharing!

 

Woops didnt catch it but not too far from my 18k guess on the other thread

 

Here we are, set up and ready to sell in the Green field. After a slow start, business picked up and we had our best single day selling- ever. We specialize in ‘41-‘46 Chevy and GMC Truck parts. We had buyers from at least 4 States and Canada. The weather was steamy when the clouds parted; pleasant when the breeze started. Larger than normal crowds probably due to the rain forecast for Thursday.
I did get to see a small portion of the car corral. There are some nice cars there- but the DeSoto Woodie made me stop and stare!

 

Thanks for the photos. Snowman

 

Thanks for the coverage.

 

Great coverage, thanks for including sale-prices, that's always interesting and useful to see. Boy, that '46 Ford convertible with the Pontiac 389 seems like a bargain to me! The 32 5W coupe seems reasonable too. And is that the going rate on 34 Ford 5 window cars? Looks like an untouched one.

 

Yeah, it was hot today, but I ate my PB&J sandwich in the Hershey Bears hockey arena in the air conditioning. According to my phone, I walked 10.6 miles. At 72, all those little scooters dragging tin cans aren't looking so stupid anymore. I did find some bargains, but found a lot of full blown retail prices on a lot of stuff, with not much wiggle room. Everyone seems real happy there, including all the dogs in their strollers & wagons in their beds on top of piles of junk. Gotta love it!

 

Thanks for taking the time to take the pics and post them here. You did a great job. I spent 4 days there last year and it was good to see what was there this year. Best swap meet in the world!

 

First pic you posted. This is an interesting model A cowl.
Pull that old piece of truck wood of and mount your Duval Screen.
BTW, thanks guys for your impression of day 2. We can,t all be there.

 

Thanks for posting pics, especially the ones showing the prices, its good to see an idea of what old tin is going for now.

 

I'll share a few photos I took yesterday.

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That 32 Vicky is definitely worth saving

 

Those cowls were used on commercial truck frames. you built your own body around it.

 

The Vicky sold...$5k was the adding

 

Ok not day two but maybe better called day H2O. Thursday was mostly wet. Wednesday pretty hot and humid. Happy to report opportunities are on the field here. Reporting in from “camp swampy”.

 

This one looks like Edsel’s speedster.
Was it for sale??

 

Re the speedster, not sure though I agree with your thoughts. Did not see a for sale sign but it was close to the car corral when I saw it.

We looked it over pretty closely and wondered if it was a copy.

 

A COOL 5 winder

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A few more.

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