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04-09-2004, 08:34 AM
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Re: MANY STILL WAITING TO BE FOUND
Frank,
I would guess I will be spending at least five hours tommorow digging these two out, after being pushed against a pole barn wall for twenty+ years you can not believe how buried they are. The first photo I take will be as they sit buried now, you guys are not going to believe this picture. I dug for two hours just to get each drivers door open and each hood. Photos coming directly after the archeological dig. Motown 
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04-09-2004, 08:44 PM
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Re: MANY STILL WAITING TO BE FOUND
There is a 1972 Z28 about 5 minutes from me. Turns out the original owner of the car is my neighbor's father. Small world. The Camaro has been sitting for 25 years in a garage. Its green on green with 70K miles. One of these days I'll go over.
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