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04-22-2010, 08:23 PM
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as a type collector
As a type collector I guess it would be when I acquired my T231. It wasn't really too special as I just bought it privately.
As far as the white whale I am looking for, I think there will be one at sometime in the future since Egan cataloged several of them. It is a D355. I have seen one for sale and I didn't realize how tough it was and I let it get away. Congrats on your pickup, Tim. I bet you got the tingling feeling!! It's an awesome feeling.
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