jay,
thanks for the info. been by the fairgrounds a hundred times, but
never when the car shows were being held. will try to make this one.
it's a little over 3 hours away from me.
frank,
it's about 70 miles up the nys thruway from the jersey border
(suffern, rte 17, i 287) to rte 209 in kingston. from there, cross
the river at the kingston/rhinecliff bridge and follow the signs to
the fairgrounds. that's the fast way. there are some great lbc
routes going up either side of the hudson river, though. 9w and 9d
have some great views of the river and hillsides along the
palisades. 218 winds along the cliffs above west point.
btw, if you follow 17 north from suffern about 5 miles m&g vintage
auto is on the left in tuxedo park. have never dealt with them, but
always remember getting the lbc itch when i drove by there!
paul m
type79@ix.netcom.com wrote:
> Frank,
> It isn't that far. it is on Route 9 on the eastern side of the Hudson.
> Below is some info I found on the net. The fairgrounds are large and there
> are usually loads on junk to weed through and loads of magazines and that
> stuff.
> JF
> Rhinebeck, NY - 30th annual show at Dutchess
> County Fairgrounds route 9.
> (Sat) May 6th: Hot Rod and Custom Car Dust-off -
> (Sun) May 7th: Antique and Classic cars to 1975 -
> 1000 vendor Swap Meet and 400 car Car Corral both days
> We go on rain or shine!
> Frank Clarici wrote:
>
> > type79@ix.netcom.com wrote:
> > > Does anyone have plans to attend the Rhinebeck annual flea market/car
> > > show on May 6th and/or 7th in Rhinebeck, NY?
> > Keep me posted. I never pass an opportunity to dig through old parts.
> > How far is Rhinebeck from say NYC?
> > --
> > Frank Clarici
> > Toms River, NJ
> > Down to only 3 Sprites, 1 Midget and an A40 Farina
> > http://www.exit109.com/~spritenut
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