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posted by  derek uk on  Sun Jul 12 23:42 CST 2009
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In the UK the phrase used is "bog standard" which is thought to be a corruption of "box standard". "Box stock" not used but "box fresh" used for your brand new Nikes and similar as a showing off/bragging term.
NOS for New Old Stock and MIB for Mint in Box, often used for toys like Dinky etc. Sometimes the box is worth as much as the toy!

And now, back to Volvos..............






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