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Old 18-01-15, 02:53
ShawnC ShawnC is offline
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What it comes down to is this. It was really badly cut up when I got her, so it was ether go with what I had or cut it up and sell the parts off of it as most of you here would have. To restore this one would cost way to much as many of you know already. It would be cheaper just to buy a restored carrier. I have a lead on another carrier that is more restorable. When I can afford it I will go after and buy it to restore. I love carries, anything with tracks really.
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Old 18-01-15, 10:44
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Shawn post some pics up please and tell us a bit about it.
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Old 18-01-15, 12:25
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how about this one
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