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World's Biggest Texan: Tex Randall

A sub-Forum to discuss Preservation, Demolitions, and history of historic buildings.

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World's Biggest Texan: Tex Randall

Postby Cedar on Sat May 16, 2009 4:12 pm

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Yes, I do believe that we passed him by on one of our family station-wagon sojourns, long ago. And he's still standing, after all these years ~ looking better than ever (all things considered) :) Hope he can keep it up for the new business' coming ... :cry:

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