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Old 10-15-2003, 10:51 PM
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Mike and Dennis....Thanks for the response. I am doing it for me. I had lots of cars as a kid, but nothing to be proud of. Bought quite a few, fixed them up and sold them. Moved on to the next one. This is one I will keep. If I can get anywhere close to yours Mike, I will be proud. ...Thanks again...Tony
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