SWAP MEETS!
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Really? Turlock isn't that far from you. It takes about 5 hours to walk around and see everything. Mostly Chevy though.
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Yeah, if I were to go to one it would most likely be Turlock. Yeah, for some reason Chevy still seems to be the most popular engine on the planet. Makes sense that everyone would have parts for it.
Jim
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There are many more Chevy parts available than Ford for two reasons:
1.The chevys constantly need more repair parts than fords.
2.There are many more Chevys broke down to pull parts from. The fords are still running around using their parts!
Jag
1.The chevys constantly need more repair parts than fords.
2.There are many more Chevys broke down to pull parts from. The fords are still running around using their parts!
Jag
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A swap meet on Super Bowl Sunday? That's sacrilegious, isn't it? Somebody obviously wasn't looking at a calendar when they scheduled that one!
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Could be. But the organizers should recognize the value of maximizing the number of buyers and sellers and putting it on SB Sunday certainly works against that!
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True, and I am guessing a lot of people who go to auto/truck swap meets are football fans whether the organizers are or not, it makes sense to bypass that weekend. Oh well, maybe that was the only available weekend for the venue? No clue.
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I have always wondered why they do that, but it has always been on Super Sunday. We just go early and leave before noon to get back in time for the big game.
It is always well attended by both sellers and buyers. GO NINERS! Jag
It is always well attended by both sellers and buyers. GO NINERS! Jag