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   Dipstick,  I can truly understand whay you "Want to do it right".  The few things I have of Pop's are the most treasured items in my house.  His price book, his salesman's briefcase, his parts books.  His notes are still in them and they will never leave.
Let us know how the 37 WC goes.  I look forward to seeing it.
Good Luck!
Bill Long

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	Dipstick, I can truly understand whay you "Want to do it right". The few things I have of Pop's are the most treasured items in my house. His price book, his salesman's briefcase, his parts books. His notes are still in them and they will never leave. Let us know how the 37 WC goes. I look forward to seeing it. Good Luck! Bill Long

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