NJ Antique Truck and Farm Equipment Show UPDATED WITH PICS

[MaxKlinger]

Hey guys this is a great truck and farm equipment show. I went last year, there is a thread here somewhere with photos. There were dozens of Ford Trucks from a Model T Cab-chassis to Dentsides and EVERYTHING in between, including a lone Bumpside! I am planning on being there with my Bump even though she doesn't look all that pretty yet. I hope some of you can make it out!

Edit: Here is the link to last year's thread, with pics:
http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... hp?t=25095

31st Annual

Antique Power and Equipment Show
presented by the
Delaware Valley Old Time Power

and Equipment Association


Sept. 12, 13, 14, 2008


Washington Crossing State Park

Titusville, New Jersey


Featuring: FORD tractors

and CATERPILLAR equipment


All exhibitors welcome! ~ No Fee ~ Set up day Sept 11, 2008


Antique Farm Tractors, Engines, Cars and Trucks

Flea Market and Crafts ~ Parades ~ Pedal Tractor Pulls

Wood Working Displays ~ Limited Camping w/Engines

Working Farm and Construction Equipment ~ Hay Rides



Blacksmith Demonstration ~ Primitive Camping on grounds

Food and Beverages on site ~ Breakfast served Sat. & Sun.


Alcoholic drinks are not permitted in the park


Show grounds are located off Church Road in Washington Crossing State Park, Titusville, NJ. Church Rd. runs between Rte. 29 and Rte. 579 only 4 miles north of I-95 along the Delaware River. Trucks use exit 3B off I-95 and follow signs to the park.

For more info:
http://www.DAYSOFTHEPAST.com

Gates open at 8:00am all days

Donation: Friday $1, Saturday or Sunday $5 per person

Kids under 12 free!


7th Annual


Antique Truck Show

At

“DAYS OF THE PASTâ€

[FLATBEDFORD]

Google maps says 81 miles each way!!! I don't know if I can do that. Even in one of my modern vehicles.

[MaxKlinger]

Who couldn't use a Fuller Johnson?


Hog Oiler? How does this work?


This compressor is way cool. Made after WW-II by Ingersoll Rand. It's a six-cylinder radial engine, where three of the cylinders fire and three of the cylinders compress the air. Single stage, this thing makes something like 65cfm at 110 psi. The New York Central railroad used this to power track maintenance equipment.






This truck was listed as a 1968 F800. It has Bumpside-style hood markers, but the cab is definitely a much older bodystyle.