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Glad you got to see the museum. Well worth the admission.
If you're still around and have some time to kill, come on up to Clarksville!
Mickey
If you're still around and have some time to kill, come on up to Clarksville!
Mickey
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That's a nice invitation Mickey. If we may, this time we'll take a rain-check.
Back to the Lane, we paid the small extra for a guided tour of the 300 cars in the basement. Simply wonderful. The building originally was a Sunbeam bakery. It makes for the perfect collector car display area. Very impressed.
Below is a one of less than a handful Toyota sports car prototype.
Back to the Lane, we paid the small extra for a guided tour of the 300 cars in the basement. Simply wonderful. The building originally was a Sunbeam bakery. It makes for the perfect collector car display area. Very impressed.
Below is a one of less than a handful Toyota sports car prototype.
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Jeff Lane is definitely doing something right. Very nice guy, as well.
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