Agreed! Something is very not right here. I can't wait to get the explanation from you at the show.

- George

Ack!
I am so lost. I thought these were the ones I just got. Too late now to call so I guess I will have to look for my name on the tables.

Here is the van before...

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Here it is all packed!

Packed with great care.

randomly selected items strewn about with great care, inventoried with a broken pencil and fitted into a van in a haphazard way

I am green with Jealousy! Seems like there aren't any shows here in central Florida. I am very close to the Renningers in Mount Dora however. I have found an occasional oldie but goody there.
Have fun everyone! Maybe Kutztown will be in my future.

I just got home; had a great time, and got to see some of the Forum members again. Bought a little Philco, some books and parts, grille cloth and knobs for the 38-10 Bullet, and a junker 1938 Philco chassis for parts. I would have liked to get a Transoceanic Bomber, but they were out of my price range, for their condition.

Did you have to pack a van for 5 hours by yourself with a twisted spine and in constant pain? Loading consoles and heavy receivers?
I don't get some of you.. SMDH
If you cant say something nice maybe you should not say anything.

I just got home. Good show. Terrible construction all over my 8 hr drive. We need to invent transporter technology

Would love to see some pics from the meet.

I keep saying one of these days I'll get there. Been saying that for quite a few years now. Seems like something always comes up that pulls me away. Same with the York, PA coin op show, MAARC Radioactivity, etc.

I guess it will give me something to look forward to after I retire.

Stay tuned, Tom. John Hagman’s “Fearest Look� at Kutztown should be appearing on ARF soon.

I look forward to seeing the pictures. Wish people would put names to some of the people so you can tell who is who.

here are some photos I took.

Enjoy

-Steve

more photos

even more pics

Looks like it was a good one. Love the AK 290!

What were prices like?

Then The "Stratosbeer" refrigerator

-Steve

Prices were allover the place, but fair I think.
The AK 447 was $900

-Steve

Whew. I walk the dog two miles a day and I still got tired just looking at the pictures

One of these years I need to figure out how to get a weekend off to make the drive

Thanks for showing us Steve. Sure looks like a lot of radio's.

So it was a 447 - that was going to be my second guess. If it was as nice in person as it looks in the pic, 900 isn't out of line.

One of these days, I'll get there..... One of these days I won't have somewhere else I have to be on that weekend......