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Wedge TR 7 in funeral procession *DELETED*
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Re: TR 7 in funeral procession
A few years ago one of my friends passed away. He was a big time collector of early 60's FOMOCO performance cars.
I missed his funeral 'cuz I was on the road but my buddies tell me there were about 40 vintage cars in the procession...many of them 406 and 427 powered-Fords and Mercs (his favorites). I guess they made their presence known (with their throttles) and gave Dennis a good send off...
A few years ago one of my friends passed away. He was a big time collector of early 60's FOMOCO performance cars.
I missed his funeral 'cuz I was on the road but my buddies tell me there were about 40 vintage cars in the procession...many of them 406 and 427 powered-Fords and Mercs (his favorites). I guess they made their presence known (with their throttles) and gave Dennis a good send off...
