the last hull at the evansville plant

["Anthony Bianchini" <ABianchini@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

You should add that 62' to the 62' homepage so everybody can admire it.
Anyhow I am way off the whole Evansville thread but it was fun.

Tony
1966 LeBaron
San Antonio

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I was in San Antonio about 15 years ago on business.  It has really
grown up
since I was a boot in boot camp.  In some respects I am saddened some of
those air bases were closed.
    When I was in basic training they had no air conditioning barracks!
We
only had giant fans.  Now they have a/c.  No wonder they say we're going
soft!  ;)
    I just bought a 1962 Custom Southampton that I will bring up from
Rhode
Island next week. I'm very excited about thsi car!

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Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2004 10:24 AM
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> You should come back and visit Lackland when I get my 1966 LeBaron
fully
> operational; you will not recognize it as most of the wooden buildings
> have been demolished in the past 15 years. Also Kelly and Brooks Air
> Force Bases are gone.