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WonderMellon

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Re:Cabinets available in MD
« Reply #40 on: September 03, 2003, 04:48:00 pm »
I am allways up for a little get together.  D&B sounds like fun.  I also would like to be a part of the caravan to the auction in November at the Timonium fair grounds.  

I debated the Galaga and Cetipede cabs as well, but for the condition that they were in I don't think it was worth it to try to restore to original condition.  The Galaga had some pretty severe water damage and the Centipede was extremely banged up as well.  While I am sure almost anything is restorable, those were just too far gone to be my first restoration project.  Birdtales has done considerably more work on cabs than I have and he came to the same conclusion.

I very much enjoyed the experience as I got to meet people in the area interested in the hobby and I got to see some old empty beat up cabs first hand.  Now I have a reference point at least when evaluating any cabs in the future.

-WM