PhillyFordGuy

For a true local attraction, it's hard to beat a pit beef sandwich at Parkside Hotel. This establishment is just a pub with decent bar food and a juke box, which accounts for the slogan, "No Vacancy Ever."

Dave has hauled for me on numerous occasions. Simply put, there is no one better.

In addition to those references, you may want to check out this video from Harry's Garage. It's what ultimately persuaded me to pull the trigger when I was in the market a few years ago.

We love our '72, badged as a 350 SL but has the 4.5L V8. 116K miles and still going strong.

There is a new Facebook group set up for this that has nearly 500 members. AACA Hershey Fall Swap Meet Sellers and Buyers https://www.facebook.com/groups/1509805246443697

Fair enough, Ray. I guess I learned something there. Sorry if I woke up a bit snarky today.

I envy those for whom this is a top concern.

Many thanks to cutlasguy for posting. I was there as a judge and, as others have reported, got a better view of the show cars from these photos than from my actual attendance. When the rain came, it came in buckets!

I don't have a definitive answer for you, but can say there was no mention of the event in the June Speedster electronic newsletter where these things are usually announced.

Ultimately only you can answer. However, it's well known that a '53 Stude Starlight Coupe can need a whole lot more [body]work than immediately meets the eye.

I prefer that simple Victoria over the "basket handle" Crown Vic shown below. Popular taste seems to differ with me though.

Terrific post, thank you! Would you say you have the pre-eminent Cole collection in existence? Or are there rivals?

They look great, but are by no means exhilarating to drive.

So, are you driving the goat back or trailering?