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Old 10-31-2009, 09:04 PM
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Sadly ..... I'm somehow certain of that!

Just stopped for the night -- 811 miles of driving today is plenty!

Gettin' closer! Can you smell me?

I did notice there is a fresh springtime scent up here now.......
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so wheres the good chrome done in Northern Calif?
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so wheres the good chrome done in Northern Calif or Nevada??
anyone?
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so wheres the good chrome done in Northern Calif?
the best is Sherms in Sacramento.

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