I went to the Swap meet in Springfield also. Friday I spent seems like half the day in a pavilion watching it rain. did find a lead on a canopy express while there though!
I ended up Friday buying some door rubber for my 53 3800.
Saturday I tried to get my grandsons to go with me, but they just like to ride in the bus, not walk.
I saw a lot of 235 motors, at least five. One was out of a 59 and it was by the fence, the others were in the shady area.
I did see a 1948 CJ that was really interesting, right price, $1500, and not insurmountable rust. Only problem was no title. It had 1979 Missouri tags on it, and the owner told me it was not a problem to get out of state tags and then title it in Missouri. Probably cost about $150, which he'd knock off the price.
I passed, buying something without a title, unless for parts, spooks me.
My 1954 3800 is at a mechanic's house right close by the fairgrounds, I stopped by there to check the progress on the new motor. Not much is happening there, he's had it over a year. He's slow but good.
One of the local politicans is using my bus to distribute school supplies to the schools in the legislative district.
I think I got my Crown Cargo Coach sold, but if anybody is interested in it, send me an email.
It was a very nice swap meet and I hope to have a spot there next year, have a bunch of 54 3800 parts for sale.
Jim