Could you please show the sale info on any vehicle you focus on? I saw the red Silver Hawk you did a walk around and got everything except the windshield with the info! Thanks
You definitely covered a lot of territory. Personally, I like to check out the vendors by the PA Turnpike first. Always the best prices and good variety of cool parts. The '37 Willys 2 door was the hot car, it seemed. A nicely done early restoration, and it drew big crowds. Sold quickly on Wednesday morning $15K. Thanks for your video.
Just me maybe, but next time you might not want to put any music in your videos. I wanted to listen to you but the music was a bit annoying. I haven't been to Carlisle in many years. Take care
THANKS. You Saved Me A Trip Down There. HOWEVER, There IS A LOT OF HOURS INVOLVED WALKING Around The Place To See It All. There Are Even GROUPS Of Guys Walking Different Areas Of The Place With Radios Or Phones, Talking With One Another, Searching For Particular Vendors Offering The Same Parts, To Haggle Them DOWN To Obtain The Best Price. In 2017 I Was There Looking For Better Chrome Parts For A 1950 Mercury I Was Finishing Restoring. And Even Though A Vendor From Tennessee Didn't Have A Re-Chromed Rear Bumper On Hand At The Show, At Least I Got A Price And His Card To Order It Later That Week After I Was Back Home. It's Worth The Trip If You're In Need Of Something In Particular, As Long As You Keep Moving Along Quickly, Like At ANY Flea Market. But A VERY LARGE And LEG TIRING Exposition Indeed Trying To See It All In One Afternoon...
One afternoon? I once did the math, two FULL days and you’ll still stuff. I walked Carlisle Fall for well over 20 years (we were there for the SECOND Fall show) and Spring and Chrysler shows for almost as many. Great experience for car enthusiasts! “If you can’t find what you’re looking for at Carlisle, you need to look for something else!”
@@deucerider430 There Are MUCH BETTER Things To Do With Your Life, Than Continually Going To Car Shows And "Swap Meets", Looking At Used Parts Laying On The Ground. Been There, Done That. Muscle Cars From The 60's And 70's Are VERY COMMON And Old Hat Indeed. Seen One, Pretty Much Seen Them All. Except For Last Summer At A Local Car Show, That Had A Guy With A 1908 Sears Motor Wagon That Caught My Attention, And A Fellow That Restored A 1958 Isetta. The Rest Of It Was BORING And I Slipped Through It After Talking With A Few Friends In About An Hour. Go To The HIT AND MISS Antique Engine Show In Cool Spring PA. South Of Brookville. (Along I-80 In Western PA.) And Check Out The NUMEROUS Turn Of The LAST Century Engines On Display, On The Grounds, In The Buildings, And What Owners Tow In As Well, If You're Interested In Mechanics. What You See At Carlisle Is NOTHING Compared To The 100 Foot Long SNOW Engine They Have Operating There. The MAIN SHOW Is Held Around Fathers Day Weekend. So Check It Out On-Line For MORE Information. A 3-Day Event, And Friday Is The Best Day Before It Closes Down On Sunday...
Just wanted to say Thanks for sharing your trip to Carlisle. I've never been, and always wanted to go. You are right, they have something for everyone there. And thanks for showing everything too. I'm into a little bit of everything. And you covered it. Your lucky to have a wife, girlfriend, friend to go along with you, some don't. Anyway, thanks again for sharing this video.
For years I said the same thing while all other swap places seem to be getting smaller Carlisle just still stands strong go some time you will enjoy it
tarbeau8561---You really have to get out to Spring Carlisle. This video captures the flavor of the scene, but walking down those rows and finding treasure among the piles will knock you out. This show, Fall Carlisle and Fall Hershey are events you will never forget-----Bill from Chester Springs
Always enjoy a good Swap Meet!!!!!!!!!! 👍👍
No kidding and in my area they get worse each year thank goodness Carlisle still puts on a great show hoping to do the ford Carlisle in June
@@honorrolls5415 👍👍
🟥🟥🟥 I thought I was going to have a psychotic episode 🤪 listening to that music. My wife actually had to talk me down from the roof! Still in recovery
Poor feller. No volume control on your tv
Could you please show the sale info on any vehicle you focus on? I saw the red Silver Hawk you did a walk around and got everything except the windshield with the info! Thanks
I heard lots of folks pause n yes I do miss a few n folks get in the way a lot thanks for your input take care
I believe the fairgrounds covers 84 acres. This show is huge. You never know what you'll find there!
You definitely covered a lot of territory. Personally, I like to check out the vendors by the PA Turnpike first. Always the best prices and good variety of cool parts. The '37 Willys 2 door was the hot car, it seemed. A nicely done early restoration, and it drew big crowds. Sold quickly on Wednesday morning $15K. Thanks for your video.
Thanks for the tip
I like the video I've never been to a swap meet. I had to mute the music 🥴
@@leebutz4727 that’s great thanks. Lot of folks can’t figure out mute lol. Have a great day
Just me maybe, but next time you might not want to put any music in your videos. I wanted to listen to you but the music was a bit annoying. I haven't been to Carlisle in many years.
Take care
I thought the same thing his music is load and his voice is low
Good job
Thanks
THANKS. You Saved Me A Trip Down There. HOWEVER, There IS A LOT OF HOURS INVOLVED WALKING Around The Place To See It All. There Are Even GROUPS Of Guys Walking Different Areas Of The Place With Radios Or Phones, Talking With One Another, Searching For Particular Vendors Offering The Same Parts, To Haggle Them DOWN To Obtain The Best Price. In 2017 I Was There Looking For Better Chrome Parts For A 1950 Mercury I Was Finishing Restoring. And Even Though A Vendor From Tennessee Didn't Have A Re-Chromed Rear Bumper On Hand At The Show, At Least I Got A Price And His Card To Order It Later That Week After I Was Back Home. It's Worth The Trip If You're In Need Of Something In Particular, As Long As You Keep Moving Along Quickly, Like At ANY Flea Market. But A VERY LARGE And LEG TIRING Exposition Indeed Trying To See It All In One Afternoon...
One afternoon? I once did the math, two FULL days and you’ll still stuff. I walked Carlisle Fall for well over 20 years (we were there for the SECOND Fall show) and Spring and Chrysler shows for almost as many.
Great experience for car enthusiasts!
“If you can’t find what you’re looking for at Carlisle, you need to look for something else!”
@@deucerider430 There Are MUCH BETTER Things To Do With Your Life, Than Continually Going To Car Shows And "Swap Meets", Looking At Used Parts Laying On The Ground. Been There, Done That. Muscle Cars From The 60's And 70's Are VERY COMMON And Old Hat Indeed. Seen One, Pretty Much Seen Them All. Except For Last Summer At A Local Car Show, That Had A Guy With A 1908 Sears Motor Wagon That Caught My Attention, And A Fellow That Restored A 1958 Isetta. The Rest Of It Was BORING And I Slipped Through It After Talking With A Few Friends In About An Hour. Go To The HIT AND MISS Antique Engine Show In Cool Spring PA. South Of Brookville. (Along I-80 In Western PA.) And Check Out The NUMEROUS Turn Of The LAST Century Engines On Display, On The Grounds, In The Buildings, And What Owners Tow In As Well, If You're Interested In Mechanics. What You See At Carlisle Is NOTHING Compared To The 100 Foot Long SNOW Engine They Have Operating There. The MAIN SHOW Is Held Around Fathers Day Weekend. So Check It Out On-Line For MORE Information. A 3-Day Event, And Friday Is The Best Day Before It Closes Down On Sunday...
Just wanted to say Thanks for sharing your trip to Carlisle. I've never been, and always wanted to go. You are right, they have something for everyone there. And thanks for showing everything too. I'm into a little bit of everything. And you covered it. Your lucky to have a wife, girlfriend, friend to go along with you, some don't. Anyway, thanks again for sharing this video.
For years I said the same thing while all other swap places seem to be getting smaller Carlisle just still stands strong go some time you will enjoy it
tarbeau8561---You really have to get out to Spring Carlisle. This video captures the flavor of the scene, but walking down those rows and finding treasure among the piles will knock you out. This show, Fall Carlisle and Fall Hershey are events you will never forget-----Bill from Chester Springs
Sorry missed the video Fell asleep having to listen to that RIDICULOUS MUSIC. So unsubscribed.