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Vendors polish for swap meet

Gustavo Portillo Jr., representing Xtreme Shine, demonstrates his company’s metal polish on soda cans for visiting car enthusiasts at the Pomona Swap Meet Sunday. The swap meet, held at the Fairplex, purports to be the West Coast’s largest car show and swap meet, with more than 30,000 visitors and 15 miles of vendors and cars. The next swap meet will be April 23./ photo by Breanna Ulsh
Gustavo Portillo Jr., representing Xtreme Shine, demonstrates his company’s metal polish on soda cans for visiting car enthusiasts at the Pomona Swap Meet Sunday. The swap meet, held at the Fairplex, purports to be the West Coast’s largest car show and swap meet, with more than 30,000 visitors and 15 miles of vendors and cars. The next swap meet will be April 23. / photo by Breanna Ulsh
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