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CVR220

October 12, 2019 06:15AM

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When it was moved across the road from the log cabin gift shop, how was that done? By truck or rolled on its own wheels? As this happened early in the home video era, it would seem there should be some footage, or at least some photographs. A Denver TV station might have covered it also. If rolled, I'll presume no journal preparation was done, as is the usual case, grinding the rusty axle up into the soft bearing metal.. This is all I could find on Youtube.

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C&S 60 Question	CVR220	October 12, 2019 06:15AM
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