AAmco car show Sun. Aug. 18th, 2012

All,

My name is Jeff Alvarez I won the best work in progress at AAmco Sun. the 18th. I thought that Jerry won when he received his top 10 trophy, that is why I was leaving. I went back to received my trophy and then left quickly. I wanted to say Im sorry for leaving so fast but I was worried about the rain or the stormy looking clouds. I had in my mind that Jerry won the work in progress and just kept thinking about those clouds. Again I am sorry that I left so fast if it seemed rude or unappreciative. That was not the case just over paranoid about the clouds.

 

Sincerely,

Jeff Alvarez

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Permalink Reply by Richard Scott on August 23, 2012 at 4:00am

Jeff

     Thanks so much for comming out to the AAMCO car & truck show. Never think that someone els has won until it over. I know that your truck came along way form the first time you showed it and your are still working on it Don't stop its starting to look real good

 

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