| [GMCnet] GMC's make the big time [message #150454] |
Tue, 22 November 2011 16:04  |
George DV
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Registered: August 2004
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Received in snail mail today, my issue of the quarterly magazine of the
AACA group [Antique Auto Club of Amer.].
Published 4 times a year, distributed only to paid members.
As usual, in the last issue of the year, there is an extensive pictorial
article covering several pages, celebrating the annual fall AACA meet held
in Hershey, Pa.
Therin, on page 66, at the bottom-right, there is a good, color picture,
measuring ~2" by ~3", of an almond mono-colored GMC coach with the verbage
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''Denny Robish's 1976 GMC Birchhaven motorcoach".
Having attended the fall meet last October, [as is our annual custom for
over 4 decades] I noted at least a dozen GMC TZE coaches there this year.
Also of special note, I spied the very first GM motorhome, a real primitive,
parked in the Car Corral, [vehicles for sale area], being a 1926 wooden
bodied vehicle in very nice restored condition, ready to roll.
George DV
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1976 GLENBROOK
TZE166V 100976
455 HEI 3.70
225 UniroyalsAlcoas
Beautiful Upstate NY
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