Driving a very long distance with vintage cards in hot weather

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05-28-2021, 03:30 PM

DaveW

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I agree. I would worry a lot more about theft. Maybe store them in something nobody would want like an old Twinkies box. On second thought, that might be the first thing stolen in some parts of the country.

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