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Went to a car show in Fairfax, Virginia yesterday. Small but nice show. Only Mopars were a 1937 Dodge with a V8 and a 1968 Challenger. Here are some pictures.

Jim Yergin

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Norm,

It is a Licoln Continental. I think the original Continentals were based on the Zephyr. The owner told me it has both an overdrive transmission and a Columbia two speed axle thereby providing potentially 12 speeds.

Jim Yergin

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One of the local clubs had their big show today. No judging, no classes. Everything from totally restored classics (Pierce-Arrow, Packard, Cord) through ground up totally custom cars. With lots of "drivers" intermixed.

James Douglas made it down from SF:

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I hope he made it back up without the alternator giving out totally. By the way, his satellite radio receiver/AM modulator/stock tube radio sounds very nice.

A couple more pictures at:

http://www.ply33.com/Misc/club2007/20070520/

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Here are some more pictures.

Jim Yergin

JIm, I am so sorry that I missed the show, there just is not enough hours in the day. I went over to check on my motor with the machist, after that got on thye highway 295 to get over the bridge and the backup was so great that I could not get over the bridge so I bailed, now I wish I made it. Great pic's I will see you a Sully's:)

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Rodney,

Sorry you couldn't make it but I certainly know about time constraints and traffic. Looking forward to seeing you and Chet at Sully.

Jim Yergin

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