Despite strong winds on Wednesday and a few minor showers on show day, the weather was great this year at the 2009 AACA Eastern Division National Fall Meet in Hershey, Pa., Oct. 7-10. Daytime temps were in the high 60s and low 70s, making for good hunting weather. Below are photos from the car corral, swap meet and Saturday's show. Do you have photos from Hershey to share? Post them here!

1904 White Steamer. Priced at 240,000

1946 Lincoln Coupe V12, with power windows, standard shift overdrive, older body off frame 
restoration. Priced at 32,000

Marked 'sold' by show's end: 1912 Model T Touring, early frame, aluminum intake, 
early 12 front fender bracket, early steering column, brass steering spider, 12 
touring body hardware, later engine with starter. 

1939 Imperial Custom Parade Car with Derham body. Originally built for use as the 
official Parade Car of the 1939 New York World's Fair. In the summer of 1939 it was 
equipped with a bullet proof rear enclosure and used by the King and Queen of 
England while in New Jersey. President Franklin D. Roosevelt used the car in 1942 
when he visited the Chrysler Tank Plant in Warren, Michigan. 323.5 cid, 135 HP, 
750x16 ties,  3-speed transmission w/overdrive, 14" d. brakes. 
Priced at 215,000

1910 Stoddard-Dayton, priced at 175,000.

A view overlooking the Hershey Green Chocolate Field.

Hershey is a great place to find high quality vintage signs.

If you were looking for headlamps, this was a good place to look.

Cars head to the show grounds Saturday morning in Hershey Park.

Show day started with brief showers, but soon gave way to cloudy skies and comfortable viewing weather.

1929 Cadillac 8 cylinder Sport Phantom

1954 Hudson Convertible prototype, 6 cylinder

1969 Dodge Charger 8 cyclinder coupe

A beautiful Phoenix No. 2 fire truck from Stroudsburg, Pa.

1931 Pierce Arrow 8 cylinder phaeton

1930 plaid-side Willys Model 66 B