Inspiring 356 Pictures

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Joel

Wish I could, the cab. Is partially apart, I'm thinking late fall it will be ready for adventures. Here's another one I let go, this was a one owner , 28k orig. Miles. It was purchased new in Illinois by a very beautiful young lady. Interesting story but needless to say it was really a keeper.

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[Bill Sampson]

Here's another one I let go, this was a one owner , 28k orig. Miles. It was purchased new in Illinois by a very beautiful young lady. Interesting story but needless to say it was really a keeper.

What is that beautiful color called?

[spyderwerks]

Bill it's Sky Blue

[Bill Sampson]

Thanks. I didn't realize how much purple (well I guess red but I'm artistically challenged) sky blue has in it.

I think I'll re-paint my car

[JTR70]

Max, Your photo relates are far more interesting color than just sky blue? It seems more of a pastel purplish shade. What ever the reason its a very pretty and interesting colored tone; maybe it was your digital camera's interpretation of sky blue??

Here are a few old shots I dug up from the Pomona swap meet back in 1988.

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[Jack Staggs]

That's a great shot Joel. Where is that? Looks quite familiar to me from my past wanderings. Sonoma, Sonora, Santa Cruz area?

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Thanks Jack. If you were a Nor Cal guy you'd likely recognize the location from the road sign. It's the town of Volcano, Ca. and the sign is pointing to Daffodil Hill, a popular spot in the Gold Country,
known for it's profuse display of daffodils in the spring. This photo is taken at the residence there.

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[Pat]

Looks like Alsace--is it the wine road?