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  1. 07-10-2011 09:06 AM #1
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    Thank you and thanks for posting, the pictures are fantastic
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    Great to see your name pop up, Pat, and some great photo's to boot. Thanks, and travel safe.
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    Thanks for sharing with us, Pat. The first link, the "Allure" exhibit, is fantastic, absolute dynamic art in that show; looking at the pictures, I could almost hear the growl of some of those cars under way. Great pics of the Studebakers and others in that second one; that green Stude flatbed looks just like one that used to live in Grass Valley when we lived there, late eighties to '02. Be safe and enjoy your trip.
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    Wow Pat the Portland museum is fantastic. Those are the cars of my youth. My dad had a 60's Masserati when I was a kid. The other cars are great too. This will be a must for me to see. Thanks for sharing and have a great road trip! Steve.
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