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Here is another of mine.
 

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JM, #69 photo 7. You in a suit. Priceless!! Musta been one heck of a day! Photo 4, Barner's Bash Florida 2012. Photo #5 Lattimore Valley?

Brendan #64, #67, #68, I like your taste!

Bonesy, your car is really hot looking. Envy on my face.

Old Henry, the photo with the neon has me mesmerized!

Detonator, awesome movie! Couldn't take my eyes off the screen. Really neat photo and good lookin car. That house don't look like that today I'll bet.

Steve Staysko There are DC metro, and Amtrack/CSX rails right outside the building where I work. Sometimes the ground shakes. Nothin' like a train.

41Ford1, Chuck, Love the truck. You've done a lot to it and that makes it special. I'm a truck guy at heart and I will have one, yes I will. (Hugs to Karen.)

Cecil, I'd steal that in a minute!

Rusk, I agree, excellent use of lighting.

Ken Crans, I saw Walt Dupont's shop and I'd buy an engine from him in a second.

Byron Warwick, Hubba hubba! Really like the color match with the grill and wires!
 
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This was purchased from a mailman in 1949 by my father and uncle. I remember as a lad of 10 going on a long trip to pick it up. We towed it home (without the track installed) about 150 miles. I had so many memories of it as a kid that I restored it several years ago. The pictures I am enclosing I took yesterday. MNFATS
 

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MNFATS, had to put this one on my screen saver. Great vehicle and great family history of it. Thanks for sharing.
 
This was purchased from a mailman in 1949 by my father and uncle. I remember as a lad of 10 going on a long trip to pick it up. We towed it home (without the track installed) about 150 miles. I had so many memories of it as a kid that I restored it several years ago. The pictures I am enclosing I took yesterday. MNFATS

That's awesome, thanks for sharing.
 
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