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In Reply to: First Autococker posted by Crazy_Eyes on February 25, 2003 at 22:43:40:

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BodyByHostess
on February 26, 2003 at 09:56:57

If it's your 1st cocker & you don't know anyone who can help you out, spend a few more bucks and buy it at a local shop rather than over the internet. Most local shops include free servicing with the markers they sell. They will also probably install any additional parts/upgrades that you buy from them as well.

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: If it's your 1st cocker & you don't know anyone who can help you out, spend a few more bucks and buy it at a local shop rather than over the internet. Most local shops include free servicing with the markers they sell. They will also probably install any additional parts/upgrades that you buy from them as well.

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