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02-17-2015, 07:40 PM
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 Also in large top loaders ... I think that's what you were asking. jeff 
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Yes sir. The '76 Crane Discs are probably the only thing i have odd sized. i've been trying to figure out what to store them in besides just a plastic sleeve. I don't have anything i'd deem bank worthy... Now that brings up another thought about insurance.
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