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#165464 02/15/10 02:29 PM
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There's even a Chevy reference. laugh <CLICK>


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Tiny - Thanks, talk about dedication!! 28 cars in 28 years and at his age still going strong. What can you say??

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Dean Wellers garage does have a Chevrolet history.. When I was in Grade School in De Soto in the 30's it was a Chevrolet
Dealer.. I have sneeked a peek behind the paper covered windows many times at the new Chevrolets
and then took a wood yard stick home to Mom..


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