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VIRTUAL MEET ON THE WEB
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If only we could all be at one place at the same time.
January 2012 - Although many desire to attend a national meet,
it's not always possible. If only we could all be at one place at
the same time. Well, we can on the internet. On this page,
members share their favorite photos of their cars and attend a
virtual meet on the web.
1939 American Bantam Speedster in Florida.
1940 American Bantam Speedster in Iowa.
1940 Bantam convertible coupe in Michigan.
1930 Austin Business Coupe in Iowa.
1931 Austin Business coupe from Illinois.
1933 American Austin 5-window coupe in Texas.
1931 Austin panel truck in Ohio.
1934 Austin Seven special (left) with 1950's nutshell
caravan next to a 1936 Austin Seven Pearl inScotland.
1937 Austin Seven Tourer in Virginia.
1940 Bantam station wagon from Colorado.
A Floridian's 1938 Bantam Boulevard Delivery.
1940 Bantam Hollywood from Arizona.
1933 American Austin coupe from Iowa.
1931 American Austin roadster from New York.
1940 American Bantam coupe.