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07-07-2014, 07:50 PM

ron cozzo

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Originally Posted by Ron Landis

would have loved to had a pic of all the '64's in one frame...probably never see that many gathered together again.

They should have tried to do something more to honor the 64's. From my pics I counted 40 64's, plus I know I missed getting pictures of two in the swap area (sorry DJ GTO). So that makes 42 64's out of about 250 cars. Amazing.

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