Yes, It was a good day. There were many more examples of Stovebolts than what is pictured.
We walked 6 miles and didn't cover 1/2 of what was there to see. The entire infield of the 2 1/2 mile track was filled.
There were celebrities on hand, a '32 Ford roadster to be won. Alvin bought a couple tickets. 'I haven't heard if he won yet.'
It was personal scooter haven, they were everywhere, had to watch your toes.
Being the 50th year event, it was the fullest I have seen it. More show cars, more cars in the for sale corral and the swap meet was ginormous!
We enjoyed the historic racecar area. A couple got started and were so loud my hearing aids couldn't overcome the noise.
The food aisle had all the standard fair foods available.
I enjoyed the time with Craig, Linda and Alvin.
Looking forward to getting together in Townsend next year.

Wayne
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