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Gary Seymour
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Post by Gary Seymour »

Classic example of what happens when people hang on to stuff way too long. :cry:

Most of that could have been sold ten times over since it's been sitting there.

That Websters place was featured in a book I have - "Great American Salvage Yards" that came out years ago. I'll try to see if I can find the book and what it said about Websters - seems like the place was forbidden or closed off for some reason.
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Mellvis
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I could spend hours, or even days roaming in that mess! Almost as attractive as a pretty woman.
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slick4x4 wrote:they are kind of pretty just where they are at....
while looking at those , i thought of something
it would be fun to run underground wire to each vehicle
and put all the headlights & tail lights in them and working
then walk through at nite time
on second thought,,,maybe i have too much time on my hands s_crazy5.gif
It wouldn't take that much trouble ,just hide in the woods with a banjo and when you see people looking at the just play a few notes of dueling banjos LOL
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