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I'm sure I have said this before but if you missed this meet
you missed a good one. Mark and Kathy Richey did a spectacular job on
organizing and making sure there was something to do. Boulder City is a
wonderful town to spend time in.
The hotel was 3-4 minutes from the restaurant shown above and
there were dozens of restaurants and interesting places to see within minutes of
this one. I didn't have a bad meal the 4 days I was there, I'm going to
miss it.
To see the advertisement and agenda for this show
click here
Thursday morning there was a swap meet scheduled, I set up in
back of the hotel parking lot and somehow missed the message it was in front of
the parking lot.
So if you didn't see some of things I had brought you're just
out of luck. The photos below of the cars are taken after the swap meet.
A real treat for historians and Jeep lovers
Duncan Rolls 1940 Bantam Pilot
Thursday's tour around Boulder City, but first a video
Special
thanks to Brian Kanally our Videographer.
Some close-ups of the cars on tour
Glenn Davis 1934 American Austin Coupe
Shirley Bollinger 1939 Bantam Station Wagon
Michael Dirks next to Shirley's car
Keith Watson 1940 Bantam Riviera
John Tuthill 1940 Bantam Station Wagon
Ron Sarver 1938 Bantam Coupe
Neil Frazer 1930 American Austin Coupe
Jim Johnston 1939 Bantam Boulevard Delivery
Jerry Collier 1930 American Austin Roadster
Touring to Veteran’s Memorial Park
for photo shoot. Check out the large metal American flag!
While most were watching vintage Bantam Jeep movies in the
hotel conference room Jan and I decided to take a run down the road to see
Hoover Dam in the Austin.
It's about a 9 mile drive and drops about 1,100 feet. If
you have never seen this engineering wonder it's worth flying out to see it.
They are building a freeway bypass that is a technical wonder
by itself. We had about a 35 mph head wind on the way back. Click on
the photo below to see all the photos.
