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Next stop was the family cemetery outside of Yazoo City at Concord Church. Many of our relatives are buried here. Neelly is a family name, which also is my daughter's first name. I made some careful notes this time, marking this location since it would be our last time together here.
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Good eye, @samh.I see those Madison County "25" plates are going to live on forever. I live just up the way from where your Dad was and I've currently got my '62 on jackstands doing the knuckles, tie end rods, rotors, calipers, leafs, and shocks so I thought I'd throw in a shout out to you and your Dad's Montana truck. May your pops rest in peace.
I own three vehicles all with permanent tags. Paid for themselves a couple times over easily. Enjoy the truck. Hopefully you get it back up on top of the Gravelly Range again someday.These plates never expire, so they are staying on. It'll always be a Montana 80.
I've got a backroads route to Montana mapped out for an adventure in the next couple of years. She'll definitely see Western Montana again.I own three vehicles all with permanent tags. Paid for themselves a couple times over easily. Enjoy the truck. Hopefully you get it back up on top of the Gravelly Range again someday.