Is there a better way to spend the Thanksgiving holiday than going to a car show? Not when it is the largest car show, flea market, and craft show in the Southeast! Plus, it is held at the Daytona 500 site.
The clouds were dark, the wind was picking up, but the day was far from over when we headed to the International Speedway. I was alternately hot and cold all day depending on how the sun was peeking out of the sky. There were over 4000 cars (yes, 4000) at the show.
We walked for four hours and I don't care if I ever see another car again. No, I never made it to the craft show. My feet were aching and we still had to walk to our car, which was a good mile away.
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There were old cars |
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and new cars |
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There were gas-fueled cars |
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and jet-fueled cars |
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There were little cars |
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There were big cars |
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Who could forget TheThing? |
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This looks like the first car I ever owned
I paid $600.00 for it in 1973 |
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My dad gave me a car like this back
in 1979 |
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Wouldn't I look cute in this baby? |
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