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Re: System X Question

In Reply to: System X Question posted by SSniper13 on January 06, 2003 at 00:21:00:

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Posted by:
John "packer" LaCara
on January 08, 2003 at 00:19:39

Technically it is a cocker, but nothing close to anything i've ever worked on. I've seen them before and the only diffrence you can can see is the re-arranged front end. All the parts are there but just in a diffrent order.

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: Technically it is a cocker, but nothing close to anything i've ever worked on. I've seen them before and the only diffrence you can can see is the re-arranged front end. All the parts are there but just in a diffrent order.

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