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10 Days Left for Checker Christmas Gifts!
Are you looking for Christmas of your Checker fan. There is still time left, so here are some quick ideas Clothing There are several options for Checker T-Shirts ICTA member Scott Jackson Garnett of Roanoke, Virginia has just launched a web enable store that sells...
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So What Was The Fuss About?
Noted Checker fan Jim Garrison recently posted a comment on Facebook in regards to the dumping of 40 Checkers. Garrison posted in support of the Checker Motor Cars, the company that dumped the Checkers. In his post Garrison stated, “we did see that most of...
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Checker and its Parmelee Unit
The Parmelee Company, the firm dated to 1853 when its founder and namesake, Franklin Parmelee, established the city’s first omnibus line. In the early 20th Century, Parmelee provided taxi cab service in U.S. cities where it had franchise (purchased rights) to do so....
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