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2002 and 2003 Vert Feed Cocker Differences/Changes

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Posted by:
Nephilim
on November 26, 2002 at 01:15:43

I can't seem to find a list of feature differences between the '02 and '03 Vert Feed Stock Cockers. I want to compare them to find which I prefer. Could anyone tell me about them? Or better yet provide a link to an official list of either? I've tried worr.com, but they only show the '02. Also, you could provide a list of upgrades that are most vital to a stock cocker. I prefer to provide support where it's needed (what that position is called I don't know) So, I need a precision marker that will "drive tacks," not burn the most paint. Thanks a lot!
~Nephilim

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: I can't seem to find a list of feature differences between the '02 and '03 Vert Feed Stock Cockers. I want to compare them to find which I prefer. Could anyone tell me about them? Or better yet provide a link to an official list of either? I've tried worr.com, but they only show the '02. Also, you could provide a list of upgrades that are most vital to a stock cocker. I prefer to provide support where it's needed (what that position is called I don't know) So, I need a precision marker that will "drive tacks," not burn the most paint. Thanks a lot! : ~Nephilim

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