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Posted By: Matt

I also just got back from the show. The ratio of vintage material to new stuff was very impressive - of the 40-odd dealers that were setup maybe only 2 or 3 tables of shiny stuff. The bulk of it was 50s and 60s stuff. I had a good time chatting with a few board members including Gary Nuchereno (BTW, Gary, the Young and Johnson BroadLeaf 460s you showed me are unbelievable!).
As to the poster asking about OJs, I wouldn't set your hopes too high - I saw maybe a dozen spread throughout the show (unless I missed something).
Next to the National, this probably the most heavily focused vintage show I've been to.