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Join Date: Jun 2015
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Was Art the general manager? taxing my memory. Smallish guy, maybe 60 at the time lived over on 28 towards Alton?. I remember there was some el camino for a special customer about that time that got extra love in the rust proofing booth
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: North Carolina and Wolfeboro or Alton
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Yes, that's him. My grandparents lived on Springfield Point very close to the Kamler's home there. I have very fond memories of my years growing up and visiting them all in that area. The Kamler's, Buckman's, Graham's all a great group over there- I'm sure I'm forgetting so many.
Well I can tell you the "extra love" worked, even though it ended up in California, rust was never an issue.
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