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#106686 09/01/07 04:35 PM
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Good post Tim!
Wipe the drool off your keyboards guys!

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Hey Tim,

Seems pretty top heavy with MoPars. The '49 green woody sure looks nice tho. As they say, "nothing beats a woody!"

Bill.

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I like all old cars not just Chevys (GASP) Just thought some would be interested dance

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Hey Tim,

I agree about liking most all old cars. It was fun looking at them. I'd say Chevys are my favorite; but I like most everything back to the late thirties.

Bill.


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