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ND Holmes

June 04, 2021 08:39PM

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Likewise. I could probably find space to store it at my buddy's ranch out by Elbert, but I fear it would just live under a tarp for years to come as I don't have the time to put into restoring it.

Then again I've come within minutes of telling my corporate overlords to shove it over the past six months, so I might have a lot more time in the near future.

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Denver Tramway ( 3'6" ) Work Motor 723 Being Sold	ND Holmes	June 04, 2021 12:39PM
Re: Denver Tramway ( 3'6" ) Work Motor 723 Being Sold	nickgully	June 04, 2021 07:47PM
Re: Denver Tramway ( 3'6" ) Work Motor 723 Being Sold	ND Holmes	June 04, 2021 08:39PM
Re: Denver Tramway ( 3'6" ) Work Motor 723 Being Sold	Samart	June 04, 2021 08:56PM
Re: Denver Tramway ( 3'6" ) Work Motor 723 Being Sold	Steve Black	June 05, 2021 07:20AM
OT: Wage Slavery	hank	June 05, 2021 08:40AM
Re: Denver Tramway ( 3'6" ) Work Motor 723 Being Sold	gothpapa	June 09, 2023 06:52PM
Re: Denver Tramway ( 3'6" ) Work Motor 723 Being Sold	Chris Webster	June 10, 2023 03:44PM
Re: Work Motor 723 update from Gothpapa . . .	Russo Loco	June 10, 2023 10:28PM

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