ReHydration station inventory question......(OT?)

Apr 18, 2006 10 Replies

If someone were to start a small inventory for a rehydration station at some swap meet somewhere,what would be the usual inventory be?



MY eyes arent BROWN



Bottled water (a lot) Some decent diet soda... Some iced tea, unsweetened.. Some diet beer. Some regular beer. Some dark beer. Chips. Pretzels. Aspirin. Sunblock. A donation bucket (you can accept donations, but you can't sell anything.

"Mertz Rac> If someone were to start a small inventory for a rehydration station

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Folding Chairs, Ice, Ice Chests, maybe a table. . . and a Studebaker or two parked to the side to remind us why we are there.

Rick (it's not cheap. . .but can be cheaper then the local bar) Courtier

Or you just take a few things from the list add you own favorite to the mix and put it under the best shady area around the event with a few chairs and when people ask just tell them take one of your or if they wish they can provide their favorite to the mix in the colder and to pull up a chair.

And my eyes are brown and aren't seeing to well.

I think it should be a requirement that every regular that shows up has to bring two chairs... one thing that always seems to run low.

Lee

Thanks for thinking of me!

You have no idea how much I would like to be there! If I don't do something fun, and car related soon, I'm gonna 'splode! I love Oklahoma, but sometimes I wish I were farther southeast. Not because of the climate, but that seems to be where the Studeaction is! Studeaction=great folks!

Well I was thinking of something for the meet itself during the day time...after hours will have to be left for someone else to attend to. But the list is thought out really well.

MY eyes arent BROWN

Coors will be in Omaha!

How about a Studebaker that won't start....and a tape recorder up in a tree saying, "It's a bad ground, it's a bad ground, it's a bad ground....."

Karl

I don't need no stinkin' recorder if Jim Turner is anywhere near.

Actually, he doesn't have to be near, you hear him for days after you last saw him.

Darn you, Turner!

Don't be pickin' on Jim. I could not get the turn signals to work on a car I am currently working on. In the back of my mine I kept hearing, "Its a bad ground, its a bad ground!" It was a bad ground. LOL Mike

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