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07-03-2011, 01:00 PM
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I have lived within an hour of there for years. There were two active vintage dealers there in the 80s who pretty much picked the area clean, however, there was good interest at the time so there may be a few collections around there.
We are riding up to Chantilly (DC area), which is a very good show, on Friday early and staying until the show closes on Saturday.
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