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elaich - 29 Aug 2008 02:44 GMT

Cool Mountain Nights in Mt. Shasta this Saturday. Maybe I'll see you there.

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veegerNOSPAM@snowcrest.net - 29 Aug 2008 18:42 GMT

>Cool Mountain Nights in Mt. Shasta this Saturday. Maybe I'll see you there.

Dang it. Already made a promise to me old (81) pop to take a trip to
Fairfield/Travis AFB. So Saturday is a no go. Email me at veeger at
snowcrest net, where I can reach you when I pull into MS. I usually
stop for refreshment at the diner (black bear?) or cruise to the north
side of the lake to cast a line.

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elaich - 30 Aug 2008 21:21 GMT

>>Cool Mountain Nights in Mt. Shasta this Saturday. Maybe I'll see you
>>there.
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> stop for refreshment at the diner (black bear?) or cruise to the north
> side of the lake to cast a line.

Already been there and gone. Boring show this year. About 80% Chevies. Last
year, there were all kinds of interesting rides. Price of gas kept people
home?

3 Mustangs, all from Redding. A very nice Frost Green '66, all stock,
obviously daily driver. A tricked out '65, and a black '66 fastback.

One nice blue green '64 Fairlane, and the usually mix of Mopars, GTOs, and
bucket T Fords with Chitty motors in them. I did see a few nice old Fords
with Windsors - nice change for the better. Also, 4 '50s T-birds. A very
nice '53 Ford sedan delivery with some kind of FE motor in it.

Nothing else even remotely interesting. Last year, there were several nice
'61 Pontiacs. This year, none.

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