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Dave & Ed's Canfield Swap Meet is this Friday 15th , Saturday 16th, and Sunday 17th.
At this point, Andy and I are planning be there Friday morning.

Who else and maybe what time, I'm thinking I could be there 9:30 -10ish.
Looking for riders, BP, GMJohn, let's talk?

With all those vintage cars, there must be some good parts there.
Not sure what I need, but I'll know it when I see it.

I’d love to go and am supposed to be off work both Thursday and Friday this week.
There’s also a coworker that’s dealing with a family issue and I might have to cover
her slot. I’d put me at 75% yes to go. I’ll know better Thursday.

GM

Unless something stupid comes up, I think I'll go too.

-BP

Friday looks like the best day when I look at the weather.

I'll be there.. making up a list

G body steering column, turn signal related pieces, driver's side mirror (prefer bullet style)

(2) Ford pattern wheels/tires

Trans Cooler, Kooler Flush chemical

'90 Vette passenger side trim piece, A/C Controls, Gauge Panel, Power Brake Booster

Dwell Meter

Zip Ties, small and various colors

Pro Comp Ultra Lite GM Fuel, Vac/Boost Gauge

Well, I scored a brand-new-in-box dwell meter for $5. As a bonus, it's made by the Kal-Equip Company, Cleveland OH.

I also picked a decent trans cooler with -6 AN fittings for a cool $10.

I found some expired, purple seat belts (5-point race harness) for $10. Not 15 minutes later, we found a much more aesthetically pleasing set of black belts that are much newer for $20.

I got a couple baffled valve cover grommets for $2/each.

Got an assortment of zip ties for $10.

I got a Vortec complete distributor, which I use for the cam sensor on my Megasquirt setups, for $5. It's a plastic body! If the sensor is good, it's worth it.

And I got a few different interior pieces for my Chevelle -- the under-steering-wheel panel for $5, and a couple of the vent doors and 4 cable pulls for another $10.

All in all, a very successful trip. I'm stoked to try the dwell meter on the 63 Corvette.

-Dave