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Issue 226 Parting Shot

Ghost Riders

By James Schrimpf •
Ghost Riders

These vintage cars are parked on the streets of Lowell, Arizona, where automobiles that have taken their last rides can still be seen and enjoyed by all. The building is on Erie Street in Lowell and is adjacent to the former Star Chevrolet dealership.

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Ghost Riders

— By James Schrimpf —
Ghost Riders

These vintage cars are parked on the streets of Lowell, Arizona, where automobiles that have taken their last rides can still be seen and enjoyed by all. The building is on Erie Street in Lowell and is adjacent to the former Star Chevrolet dealership.

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