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Old 10-27-2012, 10:31 PM
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It matches his reserve price.
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It's bigger than the one I had on my Kenworth and that had a 400 Cat in it.
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I dont think the word Custom is a good choice for that paint

but the price is right if someone needs a D600. like Duke's new 782 he just picked up
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I dont think the word Custom is a good choice for that paint

but the price is right if someone needs a D600. like Duke's new 782 he just picked up
Pricing helps! The seller has a reserve of $2500 on it. I hope he gets it sold. My 782 was priced right!
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I assume you guys are being facetious...I'd be shocked if someone actually gave him $2500 for that. I wonder how else that things been kludged together than can't be seen?

It's only a matter of time before that gigantic exhaust pipe cracks the exhaust manifold...
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I assume you guys are being facetious...I'd be shocked if someone actually gave him $2500 for that. I wonder how else that things been kludged together than can't be seen?

It's only a matter of time before that gigantic exhaust pipe cracks the exhaust manifold...
Not this time Matt. And according to his updates on eBay it's sold!

On Oct-25-12 at 13:26:26 PDT, seller added the following information:
Could not figure out how to put reserve on auction, Will not sell unless it brings the Buy it now price of 2,500. And is also for sale locally.

On Oct-28-12 at 01:39:00 PDT, seller added the following information:
This item is sold locally, ebay will not let me end auction. The 882 is gone.
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Old 10-28-2012, 09:11 AM
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Maybe someone actually liked his paint job. What usually happens with those is the only person that likes it is the person who did it.
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