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  1. 06-10-2014 06:22 PM #1
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    I know its kind of weird but I really appreciate the old school seat construction. And to be honset I prefer the old stuff if it can be salvaged. I plan to take it down to the clean and spring level and will probably end up sending it going down the road to someone who can appreciate the new and improved seat with the original look. Seems you just coined the business im in... Crappy to Silk, I like it, think I will add it to my sig line. It will be our little reminder of exactly what I do and why. Thanks
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