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Thread: Another M37 Home

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11-24-2009, 17:11

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mkcoen

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Quote:

Originally Posted by TexAndy

Bandera County what?

I think it was actually Road Dept. During the big floods of '78? the county was "loaned" some M37s for disaster relief. They "forgot" to give them back after everything was over. Another Alamo MVPA member in Kerrville has one from the same batch.

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