I know some of them had 36's LOL, especially the lady who owned the 1931 100 point Cadillac. Actually, I was only interested in the inline 6's. There were certainly some great engines to be seen there.

Pretty funny about those trailer queens; a guy came by on a golf cart yesterday announcing that a rail storm was on the way. I looked at the sky and noted that it was a fairly typical beautiful day for Florida. Within 15 minutes those queens were parked in trailers, tarped, or garaged. The storm came through about 4 hours later. A few rain drops fell today and you never saw such a scramble to wipe them off. I guess you can't have it both ways.

Don

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