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Posted by Migraine on December 19, 2004 at 21:47:52 from (24.18.75.6):
In Reply to: Super HTA again posted by Migraine on December 19, 2004 at 17:49:45:
Please forgive me for stirring the pot again. I'm not trying to defend the gentleman's purchase in any way and I highly respect many of these long time and very well versed people on this site. I hope most of you can understand; all I. H. people really have the same ultimate desire to preserve any and all parts of the past and present ingenuity that make our love for this old stuff fun and interesting. If this is no more than a home fabrication, so be it. But it is well done and for that it makes it worth saving and showing. I'd love to see a sister or cousin of it show up out here in the northwest and we'll make a special show spot at the big annual shows in our area. Again, no insults or harm intended on our part, Have fun with what you are working on! That's the main thing. We will let this dog lie for a while now I think. Migraine
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