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Re: Twin City 40 60
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Posted by Sloroll on July 25, 2005 at 05:15:27 from (69.66.43.59):
In Reply to: Twin City 40 60 posted by Tiffany Nohre on July 24, 2005 at 22:27:20:
Most people give them to poor, balding midwestern airport oporators for the tax break.... Just an idea. I can give you a phone number to call. Actually you are getting into the realm of the really hard to find. The value can vary widely. It will come down to what you have to have for a family heirloom and what someone else will pay. I don't know of anyway to get a realistic price range on that. If you "have" to sell it be prepared to dump it for $10K if there is someone drooling over that particular one and you are a hold out, the sky is the limit. They are hard to transport, drink heavily, not easy to operate or maneuver and totaly worthless as far as usability goes.....BUT!! They are Kewl!
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