Rhinebeck auto swap meet started today at noon and runs threw Sunday. I have only been once before but enjoyed it greatly. Today started with constant rain with some clearing in the afternoon. The rain I am sure dampened the attendance and the vendor set up, still some great things show up at this show. As with all shows it is timing, being in the right place at the right time and making quick decisions. I found several things I was happy with and missed several but had a good time. Well here are a few pictures from today. Who knows what else will show up over the next few days. {I can't be there}

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as always - love the pictures, thanks for posting .. ...

Here is a before on one side and an after cleaning on the other side.

On the way to the show this morning I ran up on a glass lettered sign and a Pegasus on a building. After I left the show I saw this old station island which still had its pumps.

Well if you get a chance it is a great show to spend a day or too at.

Henry,
Thanks for taking the time to post the great pictures .

Any idea who had the super Chevy Sign ?

Thanks Sid

It sold a few minutes before I walked up on it. I talked to the man that bought it but did not know him.

THANKS HENRY its like being there

That ski bike is way cool....Thanks for posting and we'll see ya' in Brimfield!

I picked up this cloth hose and nozzle at the show and also this neat cabinet. It was a grease dispenser.

thanks for the pics

Thank you very much for taking the time to post these photos. I know everyone who can't attend appreciates it as well.

Thanks for taking the time to post the pictures, you sure get around!
Tom.

Like everyone else has said....Thanks for the pics.Looks like a lot of cool stuff

Thanks Henry.

I was there for Friday, about 2pm...didn't find too much.

Sinclair Penn oil sign was priced at $925, the Prestone therm was $425, both on the heavy side I thought. 15 minutes later I saw a guy carrying the Sinclair sign to his car. The Coke clock was stickered at $1600, and I believed it to be a repop. There was a Kendall spinner neon on the field for $695, but the original face was missing all of the white paint, again I thought that was on the heavy side.

The best piece there was the NOS neon service sign. Double sided, with broken neon. Bad part was the sign was tin, not porcelain. I left about 4pm, the sign was still there. Asking price was $3500.

I'm sure the weather played a part, but I thought the merchandise was low grade at best. Maybe the dealer turn out for Saturday was better, if anyone went, I'd appreciate the input. Don't know if its worth the $12 entry fee next year.
Paul

Great Report on the Show Paul! Great Photo's don't tell the whole Story. I like the way you gave some prices and your outlook on the show.