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Originally Posted by SWEET
If you guys can hop onto 301 between Richmond and Fredericksburg we can meet along 301. Perhaps we could have a Meryland delegation meet at the river for escort to HQ.

Where are you meeting Lugnutz?
We are shooting for 09:00 Friday in Richmond, VA. Your route on 301 is what I was looking at taking.


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Jim - dont' worry - your trailer will be there.....


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Amtrak,

I heard you might have a running truck by homecoming?
BTW, drove about 100 Miles yesterday, reset valves/timing with sweet. Engine is running great!

Chris

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