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Perdue31 #544008 Mon Jun 23 2014 12:49 PM
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Dave Thomson from Tenn. had the neon dog.

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Anyone get some shots of the room to room.


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anyone know who had zerolene flange or magnolia signs? great pictures, wish i could have been there

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Originally Posted By: ALSS72
anyone know who had zerolene flange or magnolia signs? great pictures, wish i could have been there


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Man, I need to come to this show next time!


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Originally Posted By: Keystone Gas Man
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I know you guys are tired of this Question but here it is ,
any one know who had this sealed power sign ?

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Someone way up the top of this post asked about the Aqua pump. I believe it belonges to Tom Buckles, he posts here on this site.

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Thanks Jack, I talked to him yesterday. It was already sold. Brady

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Marky, sign bracket goes with lee riders sign smile I believe standard flame sign sold...
I totally agree with you Bryce about people pricing items!!!!
Magnolia Sold!!! Not sure about flange?
I got to meet Redhotrelics. He is a great guy with quality signs!!!!
Sorry I didnt get to meet you yet Joey! See you guys in Iowa...
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Originally Posted By: tomzcollectiblez

I totally agree with you Bryce about people pricing items!!!!


I really dont understand the tactic behind not pricing items... suppose to be a 'vendor' spot, not a 'showcase' spot.

there were at least 5 items that I would have been willing to pay good money for, but instead I just walked on by. there was one or two Shell clamshell signs, a seloil cabinet, goodyear porcelain sign, one gas pump, & one other sign... all that I would have been willing to give a 'fair' price for but didnt bother because they lacked prices. with many people around each vendor spot, it gets annoying having to track down who's spot it is in order to find out a price.

and the best part about shows is seeing those new items that catch your eye that you have no idea what they are worth... how are you suppose to know if you are looking at a $500 item or $5000?

I understand each person can do as they wish, but I heard some vendors mention 'slow' sales... and I believe this can be a part of that. But it was still a great show, and even the ones without prices provided great stuff to look at!


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Tom i will add you on Facebook...me and Anthony will be in Iowa and can't wait to make a bunch of new friends. Over at CTO we had the pleasure of meeting Jarvis, Bryce, Wes, and many others just to name a few. It's tough for us east coast guys to meet you midwest fellas since many of the shows are out your ways... We got to meet John (MDQG) with absolutely incredable stuff. He made that long drive from Cali. Me and Anthony will most definitely start going to every show we can going forward and will try our best to make it out to Cali for the gas bash.


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Bryce,

Me and Anthony made that mistake. We were in such a rush we didn't price all of our stuff. We probably lost a few sales but we did pretty good overall. The rain really killed the whole day imo...we packed up and came back Friday night for room to room. I think our biggest mistake was we brought way to much stuff and brought to many duplicate signs. We had like 6 or 7 texaco 42 inchers lol. When we go to iowa we are going to bring our best and rarest stuff, we have a few gems nobody knows about


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It would be nice to have everything priced. But that is a dream. Most of the time you are so busy that pricing is the last thing you worry about. You load, drive hours, unload, load a few hours later, try to shop and eat something and sleep. I came a day early and was one of the last to leave and missed at least a dozen rooms. Never made it above the fifth floor.

If I have time on the larger items I will take a post note and a marker and walk around and price. Don't use the colored ones, if it rains they will stain the item. With a quick pricing it give the shopper an indication of weather you are reasonable on your pricing.

I have learned to ask if I am interested. You never know what someone will say. At the last show a vendor had a Wayne 60 and a 70. When someone asked the 70 was $1000 and the 60 was $1200. Which got sold and what went back home ?

Just because it is in a case does not mean it is expensive, you have to ask.

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Excellent pics...Thank-you.....Bear headlight sign..AWESOME !!!!

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How much was the Bob's Big Boy ??? Was it one of the repro's ? Looks like it ?

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