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27-01-09, 05:36
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I seem to remember seeing some pictures of it posted here a few years ago. I think the owner at that time was Steve Katner (similiar spelling). Don't know if its the current owner or not. Looking over the pictures it looks to have the shield in front of the drivers seat for all the linkages. Be nice to see some more pictures of that.
30k is a bit steep but then who am I to set prices. I guess the world market we all share will show what it will go for. Mind you I can be cheap  (Im cnd after all) but I do buy quality. 
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Jordan Baker RHLI Museum, Otter LRC C15A-Wire3, 1944 Willys MB, 1942 10cwt Canadian trailer 
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27-01-09, 21:26
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Cost of Quality
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Your new bank account will be delighted to know how much quality you will soon have. The C15a tarp sample is at the canvasmith as of yesterday, so get ready. The tarps and covers should be ready soon. Stewart in MD
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27-01-09, 21:49
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My old carrier is up to $14,400 now, with lots of time to go. While this carrier, in it's present form, is far from as complete as it once was, it should still give a pretty good indication of what a carrier will sell for these days, even if the reserve price of 30K is not met. More and more I am starting to feel better about the ebay carrier I bought 6 years or so ago. You don'e pay too much, you just buy too early.
Someone paid over $100K for a poorly restored jeep with a couple dummy guns on it at one of those big car auctions the other day. For that kind of money the buyer should have got one, and maybe even two or three of the best of the best MVPA show winners. But these days there are people with far more money than time.
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