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Old 07-18-2017, 02:40 PM
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Also count on Steve Dale's "Goateus Maximus". Currently being rebuilt after a massive engine explosion that pitched the body off.
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Which is why I want two replacement bodies and put the original on ice.

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Which is why I want two replacement bodies and put the original on ice.
Good approach. We're on our second repop body and it's got use and abuse cracks in it. Original Boss Bird body was returned to it's owner in Michigan.

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Good approach. We're on our second repop body and it's got use and abuse cracks in it. Original Boss Bird body was returned to it's owner in Michigan.

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Are you guys thinking carbon fiber at some point?

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Are you guys thinking carbon fiber at some point?
We'd love to, but no sign of it being able to fit in the budget.

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We'd love to, but no sign of it being able to fit in the budget.

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Hear that. Why the old bodies are so much heavier than today's is becoming more clear.

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