Event Coverage NOR-CAL SWAP MEET o1/25/2020 PICS!!

I’m not going to muddy up Jalopy Jokers wonderful coverage (as always, thank you!) any more other than to say there’s no need for disrespect. If you don’t agree with the prices that’s fine just move along. As for Rich being an “insane dreamer” there were people that thought he was kidding when he put a $120,000 reserve on this truck and trailer that he built himself at his home shop but any doubters were silenced when it went for $175,000 at Mecum Monterey. He knows what he’s doing.

 

The swap was amazing this year, it seemed like the amount of vendors and walk-ins was up from the last few years and there was a lot of cool stuff for sale. There wasn’t as many 30’s-40’s project cars and not as much early speed equipment as there used to be but I’m guessing the supplies of that kind of stuff are finally starting to run out. The old timey go fast parts that I did see were pretty cool!

 

Any idea who that pile of Daytons & hubs? I'll get there some day. Bob

 

Holy candy cane!

 

But you only need one buyer

 

@Jalopy Joker, thanks for the Excellent coverage of this sizable show...I am sure you help dreams come true by sharing these...there seemed to be many fair priced opportunities to get ones feet wet in the hobby that's for sure and all the interesting parts to be had...the weather seemed a bit off but didn't seem to effect the offerings.

 

Wow ! Thanks Jalopy Joker. You guys are so fortunate out there. We lost our big winter swap meet out here and it really hurts. You showed so many things that I would have bought if I were there.

 

As always great shots--glad I missed it-would have bought something I didn't need! Liked the little servicycle? and a 40 PU on a trailer too

 

Great pics, lots of neat stuff there for sure! Thanks for posting as always

 

Looked like Mike Spaceck in the background (rear view)

 

Thanks, great coverage, I have about 3 feet of snow on my yard and needed this fix. Darn cabin fever!

 

Great stuff, wish I had the money and time to make a run down there.

A buddy of mine (Vince Alcott) sold lights and other small stuff there for several years back in the 80's and 90's. That was always one of his favorite swapmeets to sell at.

 

Nice Ranchero.

 

I couldn't ride in it more than 30 seconds, I'd throw up

 

Thank you Jalopy Joker for posting and the coverage, looks like a great swap.
Excellent job as always!!

 

Looks like a great swap meet! Wish we had something like that around here.

 

That Grey 37 Looked good for that price!

 

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