Ok!
Here is a first draft of the agenda that Vicki and I will try to do.

Thursday:
Get to the hotel about 2pm Thursday afternoon.
Check in, drop trailer and meet with Mongo at his yard by 5pm.
After a quick tour, head to the Aldersons for BBQ and a tour of their private museum of old trucks, tractors, dozers and cars. Well worth it. Best private collection I have ever seen.
After that, back to the hotel, find our Down Under Friends and Share a few cold ones.

Friday Morning:
Meet the key players in the breakfast area and plan the day of who is doing what.
Vicki and I will be headed to the park, hopefully by 9am. Stop off at the Red X store and stock up on vital things we will need.
Get to the park, Find out our location and start unloading and marking the Stovebolt territory.
Awnings, chairs,and tables.
Live band that evening and the BBQ vendor will be set up and serving. Same vendor as last year.
Visit, enjoy the Cruise In and head back to the Hotel to meet up again for a few.

Saturday
Big day. Head to the park by 9am, stop off at the Red-X store again to refresh what we may need.
At the park by 10 AM.
Set up HQ for business and start the day.
Seminars between 11 and 1.
Freedom to see the show from 1 till 4.
Stovebolt meeting and group picture starting at 4pm.
Group BBQ/dinner sometime after 5pm. The band is supposed to be playing again during this time.
Back to hotel and another adult get together in the breakfast area, if they let us.

Sunday Finally.
Sleep in, some will pull out early to head home.
Head to the park about 10am.
Stop by Red-X to stock up again.
Lay around HQ till about 1pm and then slowly start loading up.
Awards at 2pm, Vicki and I may stay for that, cause we may get the club participation trophy.
Then head home.

Remember, this schedule is what Vicki and I may do.
It is fluid and can change at any time.
Just looked at the Show schedule and thing may have changed.
http://www.alltrucknats.com/showinfo.htm

Getting late and I'm tired of typing!
Don





1967 GMC 9500 Fire Ladder Truck
"The Flag Pole"
In the Stovebolt Gallery
1946 2-Ton grain truck
1946 3/4-ton pickup,
1953 1-ton pickup
1957 1-ton flatbed dually,
1954 Pontiac Straight Eight
Of all the things I've lost in my life, I miss my mind the most!