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Posted by Alberta Mike on January 05, 2002 at 18:36:32 from (209.47.89.119):
In Reply to: This one's for Alberta Mike posted by Don Wadge on January 05, 2002 at 18:30:06:
I remember seeing that there once ... they move stuff in and out of that museum and I'm not sure if it was there the last time I visited which was probably 3 years ago or so. Whether that was the only one of it's type or was actually in production somewhere I don't remember but there was some history information on it by the display. Looked like a small moon-walking thing and it almost had legs so to speak right? Maybe somebody else will shed some light on it. Where abouts do you live? That is an interestin museum and when they restore something (with tax dollars of course) it's done to perfection ... cars, trucks, airplanes, tractors, etc.
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