Well, one way is to look for the folks hoping to sell, but spending all their time buying---
I'll try to wear my CR jersey:
http://www.cyclesdeoro.com/
but it doesn't look this good on me.
That is unless a tropical heat wave rolls through the north east and it's too warm to wear wool.
HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!
PS: This is just to let you know that we hate all you folks in So Cal. Especially you traitors who left the east coast to visit during the winter and didn't take us. Where's a good earth quake when you need one?
Tom Adams, Shrewsbury NJ
>From: Pete Rutledge
>To: Classicrendezvous@bikelist.org
>Subject: Re: [CR]Westminister, MD swap meet Feb 2nd
>Date: Tue, 28 Jan 2003 14:56:08 -0500
>
>I'm hoping to go to the swap meet. Is there any way for newcomers like me
>to recognize the CR "old-times" at the meet?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Pete Rutledge
>Woodbridge, VA
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Bingham, Wayne R."
>To:
>Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 2:14 PM
>Subject: RE: [CR]Westminister, MD swap meet Feb 2nd
>
>
>Tom wrote:
> >>>Wayne Bingham mentioned this swap meet a few months ago, and I know
>that he, Harvey Sachs and I are planning to attend. I was e-messaged by
>the organizers that all three of us will be co-located.<<<
>
>Hello Campers (That's my Larry Osborn imitation. Where is that boy,
>anyway?)
>
>Well, I'm finally back from a whirl-wind tour of Dubai, Copenhagen and
>the Midlands area of the UK. I have some interesting bicycle-related
>tales, one concerning crawling through the attic above the Banani shop
>and frame-building facility (uh, shed) in Copenhagen, looking at old
>frames and parts. New frames with Nervex lugs still hanging in the
>store. Interesting. Even have some pictures to share once I get
>organized (yea, like that's gonna happen anytime soon).
>
>But first, more pressing matters. Yes, kids, the Westminster swap is
>this Sunday. Info is here:
>
>http://www.rpmcycling.com/stopswapandsave.html
>
>So, come on down. I'm not really bringing much, because I just haven't
>had time to dig and prepare. Basically, I'm taking the crate that's
>still in the middle of the shop floor from T-Town, with whatever else I
>can throw in on Saturday afternoon. Tom's idea to bring some things to
>display is cool, so I need to think of that too. However, I'd caution
>everyone that space is pretty tight, depending which "room" you are in.
>The Carroll County AG Center is comprised of a narrow row of connected
>buildings, some of which differ significantly in what might be referred
>to as amenities, such as "heating". The first, or main building, where
>the primary entrance is, is the nicest, but also the most cramped. The
>other buildings are more open, but more industrial (agricultural?).
>Each vendor gets a six foot table and two chairs. In the main room, the
>tables are squeezed in pretty tightly. Last year I had a space in the
>center row of one of the "middle" buildings, which offered significantly
>more "elbow room" than the front room, where I had been in prior years.
>
>Nonetheless, it's a chance to shake off those Winter doldrums and get
>some bike-focus time. (Oh, shut up, you So-Cal smugs, it's been single
>digits here!!)
>
>Looking forward to seeing some old and new friends this weekend!!
>
>Ciao -
>
>Wayne Bingham
>Falls Church VA
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