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John Cole

November 05, 2005 07:07PM

Dang Dave! I wished you had posted earlier in the morning so I knew you wanted to see them. I walked by the cars 4 hours ago! I could have got you current photos. BTW, they are in MUCH better condition now, than when you saw them. Bill Barbour, Paul Harr, and Mike Wissler have done a GREAT JOB restoring them to become operational cars.
I will be out there next weekend and get you some updated photos. Thomas the Tank Engine will be here for the next two weeks, so I might have to chase off a few little kids to get a picture. Regards, John

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