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Originally Posted by ZForce Sounds good, the car is filthy. Will setup a place and time. Thinking of and old warehouse front, alley. industrial backdrop. Or modern hard lines architech

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Old 01-18-2013, 03:35 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Sounds good, the car is filthy. Will setup a place and time. Thinking of and old warehouse front, alley. industrial backdrop. Or modern hard lines architech style buildings. I have a friend that might be able to get us in the STRS building across The Sacramento River. My fav would the old sugar mill on the delta just south of Freeport, its been converted into a winery. Just throwing some out....oh snap OT....okay yes the stance looks great and will some pics up soon. SWIFT FTW....hows that !
All of those ideas sound good. I think I have a few weekends in February free.

Maybe we can go down near the railyards...

My Z's are filthy dirty also, BTW.
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All of those ideas sound good. I think I have a few weekends in February free.

Maybe we can go down near the railyards...

My Z's are filthy dirty also, BTW.
Weekend of the 18th is out for me, have out of town friend visiting. Yeh if only we could get into the railyard where the old repair buildings are...fat chance though. I have been scoping it out for the last year since commuting on Amtrak.
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