Not sure what day but the boss' dad and I will be there one day. I don't know about golf cart rental, but I think they go fast. They actually have a lot of stuff packed into a relatively small area. Shuttles run between the parking area and the show, and do a loop around the area with the tents and buildings. The roads are all or at least mostly paved.
Been meaning to ask Nebraska Cowman if he'll be there with the antiques again this year.
Lots of opportunity to pick up trinkets. I came home with a small emergency sewing kit one year.
Wear boots and jeans and you can test drive some 4-wheelers. Dodge has been set up there with test-drives the 2 times I've been there, but my old 90 2wd Cummins could run around the track they set up.
Antiques are at the east entrance, along with truck and 4-wheeler drives. But they have a pace bike for you to follow, so you can't test it out in real-world conditions. Like you'd encounter while trying to chase down and turn an angry cow that's he'll-bent on running through 5 strands of barbed wire and won't be happy til it's all on the ground.
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