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Old 02-08-2008, 01:23 AM   #1
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I bought this thing in an auction for $20.00 It looked old so I had to have it. I am going to use the base to build a lathe. Its about 7ft long. I just want to know what it is?
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did you say that to your wife to.you are a old man with thinking like that wecome to the old have to have world.
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did you say that to your wife to.you are a old man with thinking like that wecome to the old have to have world.

LOL I tell her thats why I marred her 27 years ago, because I like older things. She is 2 years older than me. Its a good thing she likes me.
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