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Help with Identifying this TR
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Techically, I think it's a TR3A. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif But I also assumed that it was specific history being sought. Unfortunately, I don't see much chance of discovering same unless someone does recognize the people. The photo itself is a bit fuzzy, so it could be almost any TR3A of the period. No license plate visible, and little to accurately determine even where (geographically) the photo might have been taken. Oh well....
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