Posted by John T on February 19, 2012 at 06:07:22 from (71.52.113.165):
Went there yesterday and toured much of the grounds on the golf cart and was surprised that although the official show doesnt start until next Wednesday, IT WAS ALMOST HALF FULL ALREADY. Some vendors were already selling goods and there were already a ton of campers on the grounds. Ford is the featured tractor for this show and a bunch of good looking ones were already proudly on display including ones with the flat head 6 and V8's, a 4 wheel drive articulated and the old Commander series diesels with the massive stylish cast iron grills.
Were going tomorrow (Monday) in the RV and staying until next Sunday, dry camping (no hookups) in the North overflow field with another 400, so Im filling all my 110 gallons of fresh water tanks and have my 375 AH of batteries and solar panel and Onan Generator all charged n ready to rock n roll. We play music twice a day and golf cart and BS (Im a good hand at that lol) and visit with friends we only see once a year WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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