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Can hardly wait for the next chapter...
I tried buying that beast before it went up on Auto trader but they wanted too much at the time.
It was at a campground in the Wolfe Lake area..... Tantetine campground I believe. We found that if the rims are sandblasted and painted on the inside in glossy black with plenty of wet tire snoot from the tire shop the tires slides on much easier. The local tire shop sold me a half pail of the "snoot" for $10.00 so we have a life time supply... messy but it works. Glad to see you working on it. Cheers Bob C
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Bob Carriere....B.T.B C15a Cab 11 Hammond, Ontario Canada 
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