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09-23-2018, 02:26 AM
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Steve, that's what I've noticed. Are the shoeboxes the ones that hold 1600 (2 row) because it seems they fit top loaders better, not as tight fitting.
I might do what was mentioned here, individual boxes for the older stuff and once I get to a certain year (1986?) go with more the mass storage. I find with the 1986-1992 there is less need for top loaders, IMO, anyway.
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