Badger bob
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when is the big swap meet in mn? is Friday? thanks Bob
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Al L. in Wisc.
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badger bob; any chance you could narrow the locale down a little? Also, any particular 'colors' of stuff; any rust, as what Sweetfeet likes?
I run mainly in the red line and a friend bleeds orange. Thanks
I run mainly in the red line and a friend bleeds orange. Thanks
Ken Christopherson
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I think they are referring to the Pioneer Power Swap Meet in Le Seuer, MN. I have only been once, on a Sunday. It was a cold rainy day, and by the time I got there it was a ghost town (except for a few trucks and trailers stuck in the mud). I know that it is an impressive event, though.
Tom must be pretty busy working on it, or he would have chimed in.
Here is the web site for it.
http://www.pioneerpowershow.com/swapmeet.html
A lot of exhibitors pack up kinda early on Sunday, and with the forcast we have, I would try real hard to get there Friday or Saturday. Cant blame the exiboters for leaving Sinday with the crummy forcast that day...
With the 2 days of slow soaking rain we are getting, wear footwear for mush on Friday, it will be nice weather Friday and Saturday but the grounds would have to be mushy.
They swap all kinds of old iron, I don't think there is any particular flavor in the spring deal here, and not so much of a show as a flea market.
There fall event has an amazing amount of pretty old iron to view!
I'm not connected to it, but am 40 miles west of them.
Paul
Pioneer Power
Here is the web site for it.
http://www.pioneerpowershow.com/swapmeet.html
A lot of exhibitors pack up kinda early on Sunday, and with the forcast we have, I would try real hard to get there Friday or Saturday. Cant blame the exiboters for leaving Sinday with the crummy forcast that day...
With the 2 days of slow soaking rain we are getting, wear footwear for mush on Friday, it will be nice weather Friday and Saturday but the grounds would have to be mushy.
They swap all kinds of old iron, I don't think there is any particular flavor in the spring deal here, and not so much of a show as a flea market.
There fall event has an amazing amount of pretty old iron to view!
I'm not connected to it, but am 40 miles west of them.
Paul
Pioneer Power
Badger bob
Member
AL fallow the link.as in the post. lots of red and all the outher colors. Bob
Brian Schmidt
Member
I am going tomorrow. Bringing the three buckle boots. Best swap anywhere!!!
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