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Re: 56 Longbed to shortbed
I've seen electric winches before but an electric "wench" is something new on me. Inflatable too?
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Re: 56 Longbed to shortbed
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Re: 56 Longbed to shortbed
I dated some of those in the early 70's had something to do with the electric koolaid.... yes I was a damn hippie....
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