A few weeks late on getting these uploaded but here they are! My first time attending an AMCA event and it did not disappoint. Had a great time checking out all of the bikes and meeting new people!
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Great pics. Worth the wait. Thanks.Comment
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Thank you. Is there any more info on the repro Pennington in the last set of pictures?Comment
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THANKS For Posting Great PicturesComment
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Hey Steve, I don't have any more pictures that I took however I was able to find this short video that someone posted from the meet on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1DPZFk36CR/Originally posted by Steve Slocombe View PostComment
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Thank you for posting those great pics!Comment
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Thanks mdubino and it was good to see the reconstructed Pennington run. I'm guessing that having it fly over a canyon is still a while away:
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Thank you for the nice pics mdubino. Knuckleheads-a-plenty
Was there something special going on with all the Indians parked together?
Jason Zerbini
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Allegheny Mountain Chapter http://amcaamc.com/ PHOTOS INSIDEComment
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Yes Skirted, they had a special area on display near the entrance for the 125th anniversary of Indian Motorcycles. According to the most recent newsletter I received from the Yankee chapter there were 71 Original Springfield MA Built Indians that were apart of the display!Originally posted by Skirted View PostThank you for the nice pics mdubino. Knuckleheads-a-plenty Was there something special going on with all the Indians parked together?Comment
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*M.A.D.*
Thank You for sharing those pictures Matthew.Comment
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