Had a friend that needed to liquidate this from his inventory. I hated to see him get rid of it. So I purchased it to keep it in the family.
It's not a 20th century but it'll work!
A new member to my bucket family.
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DTR1
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A new member to my bucket family.
My plans for this is a new paint job and on to a shelf it goes. Until I decide I want to try and troop in it?
Had a friend that needed to liquidate this from his inventory. I hated to see him get rid of it. So I purchased it to keep it in the family.
It's not a 20th century but it'll work!
Had a friend that needed to liquidate this from his inventory. I hated to see him get rid of it. So I purchased it to keep it in the family.
It's not a 20th century but it'll work!
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the dark knight
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Re: A new member to my bucket family.
lol, glad you like it so far! you get the magnets figured out?
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DTR1
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Re: A new member to my bucket family.
Yeh, they will work the way I have them for now. I'm thinking that I have it installed on to much of a slant so the surface areas are not connecting well?