LImini: Does the van you see on Long Island belong to Al Demanti?

Big AL

I too was at MMW this year, main reason I didn't buy anything, funds were running thin.

You made a comment about pictures of people, I find I'm guilty of mostly taking pictures of cars, not people. I need to change that. I need to upgrade my camera, getting not only cars but owners also.

Looking forward to seeing you all next year.   

I liked SXSMAN's comments about the P'up....treading carefully! 

The P'up belongs to a friend of mine, I went with him to pick it up at Mini Tec and we drove it back to KC from Georgia - thru North Carolina so we could run the dragon a couple of times, and then home on nothing but back roads. He's done close to 25K in it since then and whenever he drives it he's all smiles!

Ruder has done a fantastic job on his Moke, the first time I saw it was in his garage lying on it's side and I was impressed then with how good of condition it was in! He's done some massive amount of work in a short time getting it ready for MME this year.

I couldn't go to MME as I had just gotten home from MMW, but plan to be in Ohio in 2017....see you all there.

Yes, l second Alans' thoughts

Anyone who didn't attend MMEast this year can get a pretty good overview of what was there thru Peters' vast photo gallery, although Peter seems to favour Mokes and why not

The only thing the pics didn't capture was the oppressive heat & humidity

Just maybe l noticed it more than others, excessive weight etc

Big AL

Thanks for posting Mr. Braun!  I always leave events regretting pictures I didn't get(usually of people), and I was noticing that I didn't have any good detailed pics of Mark C's  awesomely detailed moke.

Finally got back home, put some pics up here have a look, pardon current obsession with Moke: https://www.flickr.com/photos/pbraun/albums/72157670187880881

The red primer van belongs to Joe Potter, Ashville, NC or SC,
He was seen working on his modular A/C system at the meet.
Great family!

I didn't know what color to call it safely. Red oxide is better than me calling it "rust", which has nasty implications, let alone the ability to tick off the owner!
  There's another red oxide van that I have seen tooling around Long Island recently. Don't think it had a rack, but never want to pass up the opportunity to see who's out and about in my neck of the woods!

It's not brown, it's red oxide.

Van is an NC car, not LI. Previously in VA.

big al.. I think I heard  91 classic minis/ mokes..   I do NOT include BIMIS in ANYTHING..  

To whom does the brown van with roof rack belong? Is it a Long Island based car, as I think I have seen it around??

it was the quality that was there, not the quantity

Scargo:

In all due respect, l believe the figure of 96 cars included some BMW BINIS In any event some real nice classic minis showed up- And lets not forget Don Ruders soft blue UK moke from Missouri, a real nice job by Don and Debbie-

BIG AL-

Mine were just crappy cell phone pictures.

After seeing Alan's I feel like deleting mine. The man has an eye for framing the picture in the best light. I looked at some of his other photos for over an hour.
Great pictures Alan.  

MiniMike ... according to what I was told by one of the registration ladies, there were 96 cars total.

I think it should be a deluge of Mokes - especially when they leave the roof at home...

Wow, that's a lot of Moke's.. do you call that a gaggle of Mokes or a herd?   How many cars altogether?  thanks for sharing the pics..

Yes, thanks, Jonathon and Alan

In sxsmans photo group, last row from bottom, 3 Rd pic, Cathys' BINI, my white all original 67 Moke and the nose of Ron Blanchettes clubman from Maine

Some stunning minis

Big AL

Great Photo's 

Those that couldn't attend can always count on Alan for a great photo list of the whole event!

Thanks Alan + Others!