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From left, Dale Saddler, Don Bish, Gary Bayne and Walt Jacobs stand together by their current project at the Plainsman Museum. This group of volunteers has been working on restoring vintage vehicles for the museum. -
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Passion for cars unites volunteers
Gary Bayne, Dale Saddler, Walt Jacobs and Don Bish share a passion that has united them. Together they have become a volunteer group at the Plainsman Museum with a mission of bringing vintage vehicles to life.
Currently, the team is working together on a 1925 Model T, the oldest vehicle they have worked on restoring so far.
The car was donated to the museum and…
