How many on the Barn were there?

[rockfla]

Originally Posted by DavidG

Oops, I misread the date on the first photo and the enlarged photo on second look tells me it was '73 and not '78 and so I could not have attended as I was on assignment with Ford in South America and the avatar station wagon had not yet been completed. My membership commenced in 1967.

David, funny....My Dad joined in 1967 too!!

[DavidG]

Small world!

[38 coupe]

Originally Posted by rockfla

How many on the barn were there??? I was the ripe age of 8 years old.

I was unable to attend due to not being conceived yet (age -7 in 1973). How many other members do we have here that are flat out too young to have participated in the first two decades of the V8 Club?

[BoxCar Tom]

It was the first Grand National I attended. It was absolutely awesome to see so many restored and or original 1932 Fords. Also, Bill Seacrest's son "gave" me a $20 (probably $100. in 2021) and "asked" me to stop talking with friends about his father's 32 phaeton. He "asked" me to go get coffee. I was surprised, it was regarded as the best 32 there but it had several easy to spot issues. Needless to say we started to look at other cars and we enjoyed the coffee money.

[itslow]

Originally Posted by 38 coupe

I was unable to attend due to not being conceived yet (age -7 in 1973). How many other members do we have here that are flat out too young to have participated in the first two decades of the V8 Club?

I would have also been of "negative" age in 1973.