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Posted by color blind on March 12, 2005 at 14:15:17 from (69.214.51.85):
In Reply to: not looking for a color war but... posted by steveNY on March 12, 2005 at 06:18:09:
I think everybody has done a good job keeping their color preferences to a minimum not like them combine boys if that same question gets asked. However you may want to make sure whatever you buy it has some sort of dealer support close by because all them machines you mentioned can get pricey to either work on or have worked on. Just remember horsepower is just like a Corvette if you want to play you're going to pay. All them machines you mentioned are getting old an you better make sure how they've been handled just like a horse.
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