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We'd left Pasco about 9:00 am and were hiking until almost dusk before heading back home along a scenic route. Dayton is a very old town with lots of false-front brickwork stores. There was a 1940-something Packard parked across the street although we didn't get a picture. That's your's truly leaning on the 'Burb still wearing the dusty hiking boots from the trail. We still had a hour & a half drive from here to home!! When I bought my 1965 GMC Suburban a decade ago, the odometer was showing about 67,000 miles. It was assumed to be 167,000 miles, and the first time it rolled over to 00000.0 it was a yawn. But... this will be the second time it's shown all zeros since I've owned it. This time, it will be 300,000 miles! ...or is it 400,000? |
Click here to see the Webmaster's 1965 Suburban's October 2000 trip. |
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