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Source for Trim (or Good Stainless Steel Polisher) 120-130

posted by  pearl on  Tue Jan 18 14:50 CST 2005
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I have bundles of 122 trim stored in the rafters of my garage. There might be some for a 4 door. If we have any kind of a thaw, and I can get my now brakeless 122 out of the way, then I'll check it out if you need some.
Am also picking up the art of polishing. Buffing wheels, rouge, wire brushes...
It's fun.





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