swap meets in the south east ?????

[yellowblazer1969]

Can anyone direct me to a site for swap meets in the south east or tell me their opinions or the ones they have been to. When are they, how big are they, i just dont know about too many and would like to find out more.

Thanks, chris

[70clone]

moultrie ga http://www.moultrieswapmeet.com/index.html 2nd best swap meet ive ever been to the best to me is the turkey rod run in daytona

[cdowns]

search thru the events listings on www.hemmings.com listed by states

small large they're all worth going to

[Andy4639]

The big one for the south east is Charlotte NC. Myrtle beach has a vendor section in March 19.
Check this out also.

http://www.carshownews.com/national/SC.htm

[PanelDeland]

Charlotte auto fair.It's a twice a year show and covers the whole speedway and some of the parking.It's in April and Sept.Just search and youu will find details.I know member Tim Christian sets up there both shows.If you want something big picking it up at a swap may save enough to pay for part of the trip.Call to ask if your chosen vendor can bring what you want so you are sure it's there.

[tractor1963]

Originally Posted by PanelDeland

Charlotte auto fair.It's a twice a year show and covers the whole speedway and some of the parking.It's in April and Sept.Just search and youu will find details.I know member Tim Christian sets up there both shows.If you want something big picking it up at a swap may save enough to pay for part of the trip.Call to ask if your chosen vendor can bring what you want so you are sure it's there.

April 2 thru 5 ,Ill be there selling parts myself,me and a couple of friends of mine,we should be in the red fieldsorry for the hijack.

[67ChevyRedneck]

I like charlotte, but the majority of parts is new stuff. I did get an excellent original 67/68 hood last fall.

[PanelDeland]

Redneck didn't check the green and blue fields very closely.There are usually lots of truck stuff in the rows of the blue and some in the green.You do have to know what you are looking at though,cause some of those folks will tell you it is for a 67-72 when it isn't and requires mods to work.

[100%Chevy]

I'v'e been to a lot of meets over the years,and I like the one in Moultrie the best.I go twice a year,every year.
I'm going again in Feb.
This time I'm buying a parts car(65
chevy).The p.o. will bring it to me from other side of Atlanta,saving me a lot of driving and time.
I'll be hunting a 64 G.M.C. hood and 57 inner fenders.Last fall I found a hood for my 67 Chevelle for $100.00.Cheap for non-S.S. hood.
I almost bought a 29 Chevy 4-door,all original.Hope it will be there this time.
Always looking for stuff for my 68 Chevy truck.
There are maybe 1000 sellers and many classic cars!
Mike.

[67ChevyRedneck]

Originally Posted by PanelDeland

Redneck didn't check the green and blue fields very closely.There are usually lots of truck stuff in the rows of the blue and some in the green.You do have to know what you are looking at though,cause some of those folks will tell you it is for a 67-72 when it isn't and requires mods to work.

No, I walk the entire meet thoroughly

Compared to Carlisle, Charlotte is disappointing with the quantity of used truck parts.

HOWEVER: I usually can't make it until Saturday though, so there's a high possibility that I miss out on the good parts. If I'm still unemployed in April (high possibility ) I'll be heading up Thursday/friday this year.