I talked with the gentleman who owns that SUV in October during the Wednesday TCA Museum open house at the restaurant at the Red Caboose motel. I just commented as he was walking in that I thought it was one of the best paint jobs of that style I've seen. He was kind enough to stop and chat for a few minutes and also showed me some photos of his home layout, which he has suspended from the ceiling. It was quite a nice job too. The truck I think he said was a Honda, but the only place the manufacturer name or logo remains is on the steering wheel center. The only badging on the exterior is PRR 
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As to the meet, it definitely seems to be less people buying (not just my observation, other member sellers I talked to also), but I don't bring a lot to sell to begin with(just a single table), so I can't complain too much. There are some items that will still sit no matter how much you lower the price these days.
I did buy a few things, so I consider it a good meet for me even with the low sales. Picked up some items at the TCA Museum tent sale, and then some rolling stock pieces, as well as a last minute purchase of an ERR AC commander and Electric Railsounds kit for a project.
Oh, and a crab cake yesterday. 
. I'm not from crab cake country 
, but I've enjoyed them a lot over the years. I used to get one every day, but it's harder with a table. I don't think they generally are open long enough before the meet opens on Thursday to grab one before manning the table. I got away a little yesterday while a friends wife sat at my table. Today I stayed closer to my hall and just had some chicken tenders.
If we are counting, I think this was my 45th consecutive York. (not as a table holder though, only been doing that for about 4-5 years)
-Dave
