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Re: really old autococker

In Reply to: really old autococker posted by Poldo on July 01, 2003 at 11:00:34:

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Shadow_Cocker
on July 01, 2003 at 22:59:32

Whats the serial # ? I have a 97 cocker exactly like u describe with a # in the low 18k range. I had the # checked through worr to be sure and they told me it was a mid 97 cocker.

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: Whats the serial # ? I have a 97 cocker exactly like u describe with a # in the low 18k range. I had the # checked through worr to be sure and they told me it was a mid 97 cocker.

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