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  1. 09-30-2020, 03:24 AM #1
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    Badges Of Honour

    Just a thought,

    Are there those amongst us who have Longhood Heirlooms?

    it dont need to be emotional.(but always is)

    I got this and it feels like the the world to me.

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]534053[/ATTACH

    Was my matua tana ( for you USA folk) My papa, My Dad.

    72 MoMo wheel.

    funny story,

    The big fella that brought the car out from around the back used 12 oclock getting out bringing my pa's new Dino out of the showroom.
    Mum me my brother and sister.standing there watching,

    He just couldnt get his large frame out of the Dino

    Sadly my father sold the car, but I still have the wheel his mits clung too.

    Stacked 350

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  2. 09-30-2020, 04:54 AM #2
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    Good thread. Here’s the PCA badge that my Dad had on his ‘69 E...now on my ‘72.
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