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Doug gone missing?
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Last name is Milota. Google does not produce any current info, happily not even an obit. I don't use facebook, so I did not look there.
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Take a look at the Doug Milota post on Hemmings two weeks ago.
https://www.hemmings.com/stories/2020/11/23/1964-volkswagen-beetle-drive-rev
https://www.hemmings.com/stories/2020/11/23/1964-volkswagen-beetle-drive-rev
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Looks like their November stories were just removed. Anyway, Doug Milota had posted, I think on November 23 2020, about his experiences driving an old VW Beetle. The cars listed in his post were some of the cars Doug had talked about here over the years.
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At least you know we cares! Glad to hear you have not yet assumed room temperature! So where you been hiding?
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good to hear from you though I don't know that a lot of us have energy though. don't be a stranger!
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Especially with Covid so prevalent!
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