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Posted by Allan in NE on January 25, 2005 at 14:22:26 from (148.63.132.164):
Hey You Guys, Went by the local red shop today and checked on my largest child. Repairs are done, and paint is just about all entirely peeled off to bare metal. All dents filled and one or two little cracks to weld yet on one fender and then it appears it is almost ready for primer. It seems like if these guys don't slow down a little bit, I'm gonna have to buy a comfort cover to get the silly thing idled up over ranchman’s mountain, on out across buzzard sands, then on in here to poverty hill. That's a darned long ride in January. Wonder if the wife would do it for me? She really should have a little tractor time too, ya know. I could follow her with the old pickup, the dog and a thermos of coffee. :>) Allan
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