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#1093174 03/23/2015 4:11 PM
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I am ready. The Portland Swap Meet is coming up. I have been going for the last 10 or 12 years. Its a great excuse to escape to the coast.

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Can you provide the details on when/where? Also curious from your past experience how much there is of interest for our AD trucks. I'm up in Seattle and might consider driving down.


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Some information below for the swap meet.

http://portlandswapmeet.com/

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Went in 2014 and enjoyed it. So big. The parking lots are full but there are great shuttles between them and the site. Saw lots of AD stuff from parts to complete vehicles and to me the prices were good. As an example I saw two Model A hot rods which were well done selling for less than $25K. Up here they are asking anywhere from $35 -$60K. Lots of vendors. If you are in Seattle its a short drive and worth it. I did not go this year and missed it but could not find any bunny sitters.


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