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361 viewsJohn's air-bagged and mega-stereo ride was a big hit, especially with the 'younger' crowd.
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361 viewsMicro-cars lined up.
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360 viewsLined up on the street with the St. John's park and Willamette River in the background.
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360 viewsOn our way to the camp ground and the kids enjoying themselves.
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360 viewsSusan, Ken, and I hiked along one of the trails to see some "caves". Right. It was just a small cliff outcropping, a natural lean-to if anything. To the right of the "cave" was this tree that looked like it was keeping the cliff from falling out. It was several stories high and straight up. Photo-stitched.
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359 viewsCool Squareback. The music is coming from the ball on top of the car!
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358 viewsFor these pictures I don't have the back-splash inserted in the retaining clips but this shows how it's used to keep items from falling out the front of the parcel tray (remember, front of car is front).
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358 viewsSusan showing Bella how to play some funky game. Actually, it is challenging.
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357 viewsFound our spot so popped the top and let the kids out.
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357 viewsChillin' in da Bus. Relaxing with mom while watching a DVD.
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356 viewsAntonette's favorite color.
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356 viewsDanielle and "Mrs. Robinson" (Annie).
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356 viewsLooking down at the driver's side.
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355 viewsDrift the hinge pins back in. Tap in with a hammer then use the drift to finish. When inserting or removing the hinge pins it's easiest to drift them in the direction of center-of-car to outside. Applying a thin coat of oil or grease helps insertion and operation of hinge.
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