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Paris Flea Market


Anyone heading to the Paris Flea Market this Sunday? I'll be there in the AM.
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any auto parts?

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427carl wrote:

any auto parts?



just fleas.



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got 2 cats 1 dog cant go if  fleas there.. Where is Paris?  

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FRANCE.

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Paris is about 20 minutes east of Woodstock. They are having an automotive flea market on Sunday. Here's the scoop from the ad in Old Autos:

31st Automotive Flea Market. Paris fairgrounds, two buildings and outdoors for vendors. 9am-3pm. Spectator admission $3.00.

It's usually pretty good. Not as big as Ancaster but still a decent way to fight cabin fever.
I'm going to try to be there by 9:30. Look for this god-ugly S10 in the parking lot (has a topper on it for winter). It's my parts chaser:

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what color is topper?  lol     will you be IN truck?



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god-ugly? that would make an amc pacer parked beside it look good.  biggrin

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The topper is black. It's a BIT better than when I got it 4 months ago:
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I won't be in the truck but then again maybe I should put a for sale sign on it and hang around it biggrin It's got TONS of power with that 2.5 "Iron Duke"
I got it cheap with literally a garage loft full of spare parts- including everything needed to swap to small block (and I mean everything including engine, 2 transmission, dual cat exhaust, mounts, rad, etc etc) I figure I'll just drive the darn thing. Other than the pukey colour, it's a good solid truck (after I fixed the box rot). Under 200k. I had to break up that colour. That's where my trusty can of Tremclad semi gloss black came in handy...
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-- Edited by 69Laurentian at 06:54, 2008-02-07

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The flea market was pretty good. Lots of shop and parts books for Beaumont and Acadians and our big Pontiacs. I picked up a shop manual for the Corvair for $20. Pretty good deal. It was very busy. Everyone must have cabin fever! There was one poor vendor outside. I felt bad for him. When we walked out of the flea market it was a complete white out. I parked a fair distance from the building and I felt like you westerners with the -28 wind chill. Dumb me didn't have a hat so if anyone finds a pair of ears laying on the parking lot of the Paris Fairgrounds, they belong to me.
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