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tgbcvr

September 03, 2019 05:56PM

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On a family holiday in April 1967 we found this forlorn specimen in a field just outside Sevierville TN, near Pigeon Forge & Gatlinburg. A still-born tourist operation I figured, and for years I wondered what happened to it. Great to see the photos you guys post of Kate in her new Colorado home.

Cheers,
Ralph

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Como's "Klondike Kate" - 50 years ago	tgbcvr	September 03, 2019 05:56PM
Re: Como's "Klondike Kate" - 50 years ago	Jason Midyette	September 03, 2019 06:38PM
Re: Como's "Klondike Kate" - 50 years ago	Will Gant	September 03, 2019 06:42PM
Re: Como's "Klondike Kate" - 50 years ago and today	Stewart Rhine	September 03, 2019 08:01PM
Re: Como's "Klondike Kate" - 50 years ago and today	Jerry Huck	September 04, 2019 03:35AM
Re: Como's "Klondike Kate" - 50 years ago and today	Russo Loco	September 04, 2019 11:30AM
Re: Como's "Klondike Kate" - 50 years ago and today	Stewart Rhine	September 04, 2019 10:07PM
Re: Como's "Klondike Kate" - 50 years ago and today	John Meixel	September 07, 2019 07:50AM
Re: Como's "Klondike Kate" - 50 years ago and today	Stewart Rhine	September 07, 2019 12:49PM
Re: Como's "Klondike Kate" - 50 years ago	LOGGERHOGGER	September 04, 2019 04:39AM
Re: Como's "Klondike Kate" - 50 years ago	Stewart Rhine	September 06, 2019 04:18PM
Re: Como's "Klondike Kate" - 50 years ago	bcp	September 06, 2019 05:47PM
Re: Como's "Klondike Kate" - 50 years ago	tgbcvr	September 06, 2019 06:12PM
Re: Como's "Klondike Kate" - 50 years ago	bcp	September 06, 2019 06:39PM
Re: Como's "Klondike Kate" - 50 years ago	Jerry Huck	September 06, 2019 08:42PM
Re: Como's "Klondike Kate" - 50 years ago	Andrew Roth	September 07, 2019 06:09AM

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