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Steve Rushing Registered: April 2005 Location: Atlanta (Decatur) GA Posts: 118	Few weeks back I posted a picture of this rod and its specs. I built it for a specific purpose which is one of the things that I think makes customs rods valued - solving a problem that mass production just can't address. Here's proof that it worked
	· Date: Mon December 11, 2006 · Views: 2,279 · Filesize: 56.1kb, 217.0kb · Dimensions: 807 x 1162 ·
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