Gatormeet 2012

[v2cad]

Gator
I'm planning to get there Thursday afternoon/evening. I'm bringing a couple projects & a couple friends. See you next week.

J

[slobitz18222]

Just checked out my schedual and find that Mothers day throws a monkey wrench in my plans. In my excitement to get to gators I never checked the date. My bad!!!

[john soko]

Stan, The Jalopyshowdown at EMMR is Saturday (May 19). How does that look
on your calendar?

john

[exline]

i am ready for this weekend, i will bring my fender project or some other small project to work on. look forward to seeing everyone again.

kenny

[gator 1]

Day 1... 4 pm and 19 people. Great group and great weather. I hope someone posts pics soon and i will post what i took next week...Your missing a great one...Gator

[oldgoaly]

Rick!
What no pics no fair!!!! I wish I was there! and or at Ron's but 1/2 done cleaning up storm damage, lots of firewood.

[jcarpenter]

Gator,

I had a great time today. Bill Gibson walked us through a reverse bend tutorial for a Model A patch panel. Awesome. A lot of people and a lot going on. I had planned to go again tomorrow and Sunday but my mother-in-law's care takers are feeling stressed and want me down in southern Virginia to help out. Thanks Gator!

[Bill Gibson]

I had a great time today... Catching up with folks. Sharing some info and learning a bit along the way... Kirk helped out on the reverse as well, his new plannishing hammer and awesome set of dies was a huge help for fine tuning the transition.
tt. I had two cameras with me and didn't take a single picture !!!!! there was rarely a time when I didn't have a tool in my hand...Well.. except when I had a pizza in my hand.
Thanks Gator for putting on a great meet..!!!!!

[john soko]

Many thanks to Gator, his immediate and extended family for another super great
meet. It seems like just being there and metalshaping info was oozing out all over the
place. Gator's hospitality is TOP SHELF all the way. And thanks to all that attended
and shared their skills.

On Saturday a really cool looking homebuilt roadster rolled in. Previously owned by
Robert E. Lee III, it was called a '37 Chey "Traveler" (named after General Lee's horse).
Sometimes it's the little tid-bits like this that make the lasting impression and you drive
home feeling good about the whole meet.

[Steve Hamilton]

ALL those people and no cameras!!!!!

Now you have us all confused, we need pictures.

Ya I know you were having so much fun that you forget to take pictures!!!

Good to hear that the meet was a success.

Steve