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<p>[QUOTE="James Conrad, post: 2758497, member: 5066"]Yep, agree with all the above, could be cobbled together with a different top. Still, for $200 bucks as Ghopper says, you can't expect a pristine example.</p><p>If I was buying it, I would want to see it in person before pulling the trigger on this one, it's the best way to negotiate on price as well.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="James Conrad, post: 2758497, member: 5066"]Yep, agree with all the above, could be cobbled together with a different top. Still, for $200 bucks as Ghopper says, you can't expect a pristine example. If I was buying it, I would want to see it in person before pulling the trigger on this one, it's the best way to negotiate on price as well.[/QUOTE]
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