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07-22-2013, 10:08 AM
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and one more time for "old & thriving" Detroit...
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07-22-2013, 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Pre-64
and one more time for "old & thriving" Detroit...
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......Bankrupt Detroit.
Still one of the best threads ever.
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Wonderful thread----my first gun, as well as (IIRC) my second and third guns, came from Jack Roy's Gun Shop and I would go down to Jack's shop and "hang out" whenever I got the chance. Remember distinctly being there in the early 60s and Jack had finally made enough money to buy a brand new Cadillac---and had to close-up his shop early that day to go pick it up....suffice it to say, he had "arrived!" Thanks for all the memories!
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