[AT] Re: PA shows

[charlie hill]

The year I was there just happened to be an AC featured show.  That didn't 
disappoint me a bit!  I did get a good laugh though.
One guy D-10 that was in good shape, with fresh paint but not restored.  He 
had proudly hung a sign on the front that said 1949 AC D-10.  Very rare 
tractor since they didn't start making D-10's until '59.

It was an honest mistake I'm sure but it just stuck in my mind and is about 
all I remember about the tractors at the show now.   They were nice people. 
If I remember right there was no charge to go to the show.  I saw the 
buttons and tried to buy one as a way to pay them something.  They told me 
that the buttons were for members of the club.  Not to be outdone I asked 
them if I could join.  They said sure.  So I paid them $10 bucks for a years 
membership.
I explained that I lived in NC and was just joining to help out but they 
sent me news letters just the same for about 5 years.

Charlie


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Larry & Barb Dotson" <dotson at loganrec.com>
To: "Antique tractor email discussion group" <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>
Sent: Monday, April 25, 2005 4:15 PM
Subject: Re: [AT] Re: PA shows


> Brett
> Brother Gary and I were at the Cockshutt show in Chambersburg 2 years ago.
> We had just completed the restoration of our 2 twenties. It was quite a 
> nice
> show with lots of Cockshutts.
>
> Larry Dotson
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