Our 30th Annual Stoddard Swap Meet was held this past weekend—and our great customers and beautiful weather made it a rousing success. There were a record number of vendors and car show entrants this year. We were wrapped around the block on Saturday, both for the Car Show and Swap Meet.
We had so many vendors in our showroom area that we set up our boutique display out in the warehouse.
If you were looking for literature, toys or small trim items, our Friday night activities were the place to be.
Many vendors brought along helpers of all ages.
Parking cars Saturday Morning. This Macan was a paint-to-sample color of "Fashion Grey"
Many of our regular Swap Meet vendors, like 356 Enterprises were there early.
Need an engine or a license plate?
DC Automotive set up an impressive display of used parts.
We thought this was a clever way to display hard-to-find bits and pieces of hardware.
Odometer Gears was selling their repair kits and performing installations on-site.
A drool-worthy collection of Fuchs.
We were at capacity for our Car Show parking.
This was a pretty early 911—possibly Bahia Red?
Some really nice 914s were on display.
Pick a color...any color.
Harry Hoffman's 912 is a favorite of ours—it's well-traveled, well-loved.
George Malos brought his Viper Green 912 that he's owned since new. It just underwent an extensive restoration in George's home shop. It earned the Third Place trophy in the car show.
The three-gauge car was outfitted at the dealership with a clock when new.
Chris Moore of Autobahn Extremist brought his exquisitely personalized "Cashmere" to the show.
Cashmere was redone with its original paint color and upholstery..yes, that Tartan is original. Cashmere won Second Place in the car show.
Daniel Mainzer's 914-6 just came out of a top-notch restoration.
Dan's car had all the details taken care of. It was stunning—earning the "Best in Show" in our Peoples' Choice Car Show.
