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Old 01-11-2005, 04:40 PM
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I saw the chassis for the 1949 set in an odd antique store I was in a while back. (It was half of an auto body shop filled with furniture and junk, the other half was still an operating shop, the only indication of what was inside was a paper in the window that said "Antiques for sale".) I went back about a month later, and it was all gone. Maybe I should have bought the chassis, but there was no cabinet, though it would still be intersting to own a Muntz...

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