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$15m on the street

Discussion in 'California & Nevada (Northern)' started by GHG, Apr 4, 2016.

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  1. GHG

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    #1 GHG, Apr 4, 2016
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  2. Dolceexte

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    #2 Dolceexte, Apr 4, 2016
    Amazing shape!
     
  3. jcavalie

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    #3 jcavalie, Apr 4, 2016
    Not surprising, knowing that building in Berkeley.
     
  4. GHG

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    #4 GHG, Apr 4, 2016
    Definitely. Nice luck to catch something unloading, though.
     
  5. HMB-Dino

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    #5 HMB-Dino, Apr 4, 2016
    Actually, not $15m but closer to $10-11m. This is a LWB California...it's the SWB California's that are bringing in the (really) big bucks.
     
  6. Kingair33

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    #6 Kingair33, Jul 5, 2016
    What's the building? Not Fantasy so i'm lost.
     
  7. galt

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    #7 galt, Jul 5, 2016
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    //uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160705/132ca6eba912ddcb194890112065876d.jpg[/IMG saw this one in London last weekend. Not so bad either.

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  8. HMB-Dino

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    #8 HMB-Dino, Jul 5, 2016
    That's a SWB (distinguished by the 2-blade side vent...vs LWB's 3). But there are also replicas of Cal Spyders out there too. I certainly wouldn't be following a big truck in a real Cal Spyder, no matter how slow you're moving!
     
  9. russh

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    #9 russh, Jul 6, 2016
    The building looks like Patrick Ottis Company on Tenth St.
     
  10. PSk

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    #10 PSk, Jul 6, 2016
    My guess is that it is a replica because the wire wheels look narrower than genuine Cal Spyders.
    Pete
     
  11. galt

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    #11 galt, Jul 6, 2016
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    Curious as to why you wouldn't follow a truck like that in London (not sure you would have the choice BTW on London roads) ? London speed limits are 30mph and usually traffic in congested areas moves slower. Perhaps there is a risk I haven't thought of?

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