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375 viewsSubaru!
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375 views...and looking west.
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374 viewsAdam "Z Chef" and his clean Fasty.
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374 viewsNice double-cab. Plenty of air flow in this ride.
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374 viewsI like two tones. These silvers look nice.
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373 viewsJohn's winning sound machine! 19" rims, air-bagged and massive sound system :-D
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373 viewsJohn Jaranson (composite engineer for Ford in Michigan) giving a tech session on composites, including carbon fiber.
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372 viewsAntonette's favorite color.
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372 viewsThe last picture of Jon and his [previous] Type 34. We'll miss your car, Jon!
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372 viewsAnnie's gal, Savanna. Great display. I've watched this car go from not-so-attractive-duckling to swan.
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371 viewsIn Adam's Fasty on our way to the show (8.9Mb).
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371 viewsJohn's ride with Brian's "Purple Passion".
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371 views"Capogrosso" sticker on the front metal trim of the parcel tray.
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371 viewsAdjustable tension screw under fresh air box.
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370 viewsTop view of the mounted pulley lock with the pulley lock mounting bolts threaded all of the way into the fan housing retaining mounts. The mounting bolts are snug-to-almost-loose -- there's no need to tighten them but it is a good idea to thread them in as far as they will go yet still leave the pulley lock parallel to the fan housing.
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370 viewsAnother stitched panorama of the cars and park.
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