Our 2014 Stoddard Swap Meet was our biggest ever! Visitors to the 27th-annual event saw over 200 cars and nearly 100 vendors. Here are some highlights of the event. 
Friday night's toy and literature meet was strong, with some new and old vendors in the mix.
Ahh, toy cars. They're almost as much fun to collect as the real thing.
Our boutique items like shirts, toys and books were on sale as well.
The Friday night show lasted until around 9pm or so.
The car show started filling up early in the morning. This 1968 911L was dragged out of storage in Pennsylvania and shown at our event. It's headed to Michigan for a full restoration.
The cars ranged from early 356s all the way through the latest 911 and Cayman models.
While many of the cars were stock and restored to "as delivered" specification, others were personalized. Heck, it's your car--have fun with it!
Per Schroeder, our web and marketing guy, brought out his freshly completed 1973 911T to the event.
The swap meet portion was really active with lots of cool parts spread about!
We opened up the back of our warehouse for some scratch and dent sales.
Jerry and Christie Payto took the Best-In-Show award.
The Payto 356 was stunning.
Mike Immarino was second in the People's Choice concours with his 356A.
Denis Moore placed third with this 1963B. He is the original owner of this car and was recently featured in the the 356 Registry magazine.
