Antique Engine Association, Inc.

By Staff
Published on April 1, 2000
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A view of the Reidsville show in April 1999.
A view of the Reidsville show in April 1999.
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2 HP Lambert engine, owned by Jimmy Lambert, Alamance, N.C.
2 HP Lambert engine, owned by Jimmy Lambert, Alamance, N.C.

Sec. 1594 Wolf Island Road Reidsville, North Carolina 27320

The Antique Engine Association of Reidsville, North Carolina,
held its 18th annual show at the club show grounds located on
Highway 158 East, on April 24-25, 1999.

The 200-plus exhibitors displayed a wide variety of tractors and
engines. There was also a big selection of ‘Big Boy Toys.’
Being one of the first shows in the area for the new season, most
exhibits have been freshly painted and carry very few ‘show
scars.’

The show featured a working sawmill, shingle mill, wood saw,
wood splitting, corn mill, handle lathe, steam engine, and a 1940,
120 HP Fairbanks-Morse, diesel engine. All the exhibits are
operated by the 80-plus members of the club, each hour of the show.
A concession stand is operated by the wives of members and provides
a wide variety of food for everyone. A kiddie train, built by
members, provides rides for the youngsters during the show.

Over 100 tractors, dozers, and ‘big boy toys’ make up
the midday parade of power.

Country and bluegrass bands provide entertainment for spectators
on Saturday. No admission is charged.

Thanks to everyone that participated. Come see us again in 2000.
The show date this year is April 29, 2000.

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