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SS_in_Seattle 
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Reg: 05-08-03
 06-11-12 07:50 PM - Post#2236033    
    In response to leon phelps

I like the idea of a soldering iron, the one I just bought has a knife-tip on it for cutting synthetic line. As for the smell, I was a Bering Sea fisherman in Alaska & Russia when I was a young man, I doubt anything can beat that smell.

Greg
1965 Impala SS L78
1966 Impala SS Convertible
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