real61ss

If the Wynham is full the Courtyard is just a good and it is right beside the Wynham

Sounds like it was a fitting tribute to your dad. See ya in Gettysburg

Pat, I am very sorry to hear that your dad passed away. Aways looked forward to seeing the fire trucks that you and him bring to the National meets

I sure hope it doesn't get canceled, we have our rooms. Kinda concerns me that I heard yesterday that Daytona Beach has refused to issue a permit for Bike Week this year.

Hey Mark, my second choice would be back to the resort in Stowe, Vermont. That was one of the better meets we have had

Me too, looking forward to it

looks like the quarters have been replaced to me and isn't real nice workmanship working the quarters/door jams. I'd say 20k tops but I don't care for these cars

moving up to a more modern day photo, this was taken at the old Fairgrounds Raceway in Richmond, Va., the Spring NASCAR race, May 1966. Waiting to qualify, me in Worth McMillion's # 83, 1965 Pontiac and Curtis Turner driving Smokey Yunick's number 22, 1965 Chevrolet. This photo was taken from the announcers stand, interesting to enlarge the photo and see the crude wiring etc. Wonder how many of todays high paid announcers in their air conditioned booths could broadcast from here?

1979 Austin Mini 1000. ( known as a City Car) Very nice condition, original Snap Dragon Yellow, original interior in great condition. 26,300 actual documented miles. Have receipts for inspections. Right hand drive, original English owner passed away, car was stored in England for many years before being purchased and brought to the states by an American Serviceman. Very rare automatic transmission, engine chrome package, mag wheels with new tires, have extra parts that will be included with sale of the car.. Great little car ! $13,900 real61ss@g

I agree with Matt Harwood, one top notch guy right here, sold 2 cars for me last year. I couldn't have been happier, they aren't all bad

A show or tour would be nice, ANYWHERE !!!

Wish AACA would hold another National at the Gilmore

Thanks, John, look forward to seeing you also. Terry, you sure there is a car in there!!!

Aw man, Steve, you don't have to twist my arm to get me to talk about my latest big car project! As you know, I love big Pontiac's with big motors and this one is a 1960 Ventura Sport Coupe that I purchased several years ago and have never had the time to complete. 1960 was the first year Pontiac offered the Borg Warner T 10 4 speed transmission, I have a letter from Pontiac confirming they built 722 of them and this is one of those cars. It is also equipped with a 425A motor with the Tri-Power which was the largest available motor in 1960. I'm lucky to have the original paperwork with the ca

This is a heart breaker, we always look forward to Auburn. Hope all is well with you Steve, take care and stay safe.