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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Laidlericon View Post
    Now there's a thought......... Maybe someone ought to put an L59 on the auction, see what it fetches
    Last two I saw for sale the seller was asking $475 and $495 and neither of them sold. I was able to land two a few years back for under $175 each. Don't see them for sale too often!

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