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Ron Ramirez
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10-19-2006, 09:19 AM
Hi BOBC, and please allow me to welcome you also!

In response to your question, Ed lives in Newark, and is indeed a great fellow (and a Phorum member). Icon_smile Can't recall anyone in Miamisburg but I've met so many in the hobby that I can't remember them all.

Now I have a question for you. Did you acquire your 37-620CS at the Heart of Ohio antique mall (Springfield)? I saw one in there last year but they wanted around $350+ for it, as I recall. It's probably still there, right? Icon_wink

That is great news about the Mohawk availability in Fairfield. Too bad more stores across the country don't sell the stuff...

Finally, sorry, I can't help you on the trim ring either, but these things have a tendency to pop up on eBay and at swap meets.
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