Saturday I headed to the Peterson Automotive Museum for a car show and symposium. Because of the traffic in Los Angeles (even on the weekend) I missed the symposium but made the show and hop. Big Fern, Mister Cartoon and the DeAlbas were on hand with cars and also participated in the symposium. Mister Cartoon&#8217;s…

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