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Author Topic: 1977 Pinto Squire in Hemmings Motor News  (Read 4252 times)

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1977 Pinto Squire in Hemmings Motor News
« on: September 07, 2008, 02:40:25 AM »
Hi all!
I read a post yesterday pertaining to a photo of a Pinto wagon in Hemmings Motor News and now I can't find it >:(.  Whoever posted the information wasn't certain about the issue.  Just wanted to verify that it is the October 2008 edition and the photo is on page 61 - unrestored 1977 Pinto Squire owned by Bill Doyle. 
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Re: 1977 Pinto Squire in Hemmings Motor News
« Reply #1 on: September 10, 2008, 07:56:29 PM »
just got my oct.hemmings,and you are right it is there.actually it was from a pretty cool show,nothing but wagons