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Anonymous said…
John - Have you driven by the Opa-Locka Airport?
There are some great images of old planes being disassembled there...check it out.
MGT
12:30 PM
John Sanchez said…
sure have, I was kicked out of the two "junk" yards they have. It is a liability for them.
11:37 PM
Anonymous said…
jhon this is checo...have you ever peeed on your canvas for oxidatin marks? of course after you put the jesso?
call me 954-783-9245
4:58 PM
John Sanchez said…
Checo!!! I've tried calling you man! What's up? Call me you've got my number
9:25 AM
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