I started going there even before I retired back in the nineties, and now go twice and may start all 3 shows next year as an exhibitor. Of course, if you're only going to one show MAKE IT FEBRUARY. I advise first timers to spend at least 2 better 3 days and to SPEND AT LEAST ONE ENTIRE DAY STRICTLY IN THE VILLAGE (that's far West Main St.). There are several nice buildings, garages, shops, and exhibits in the Village and you just cant see it (Village) all in one day. Then the other day or two you can drive through the Exhibit grounds and fleas all on the East side of the grounds. The village day you could get by without a golf cart but to get through the East side and fleas its miles and miles, 76 rows and if each were say only 1/8 mile long, that would still be 9 1/2 miles.
I will prob be exhibiting in or around Row 74 far Northwest corner of exhibit field. Stop n say howdy.
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