Bt, wrong! A modern trumpet IS 4.5 feet long.
I meant in linear dimension, not pipe length.
-- Jim
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Luther - What kind of horn do you play? After my HS college horn [a King]
was stolen I was given a 1928 silver Blessing trumpet which I played for a
number of years. I just discovered [after being asked to play a few months
ago] that it is no longer possible [cardiac issues] for me to get into
Archer wrote:
The chain probably dropped off the bottom of the crank gear since the chain
coming out of the engine on the right wasn't very tight.
I just hope it's piston on valve interference and not a chain jam under the
crank sprocket.
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It looks like I can't get the vibration damper on zero and the camshaft on
the notch at the same time..
Kaleb said I might have to remove the lifters to do that. Can I take out
the five bolts holding the lifter shaft and slide it out, or is there more
to it than that?
Thanks,
Gerry
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Archer wrote:
The chain probably dropped off the bottom of the crank gear since the
chain
coming out of the engine on the right wasn't very tight.
I just hope it's piston on valve interference and not a chain jam under
the
crank sprocket.
Yeah I'm aware that the economic status of Isle au Haut is not that of the
Vineyard. I'm also of the opinion that the rental agency keeps a fleet of
wrecks around mostly to NOT rent them thus keeping outsiders off the island.
-Curt
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keep going back and forth but at this point think I would rather get rid
of the SL that the e420 from a practical standpoint anyway. The SL is
FUN though.
Wonko the Sane wrote:
You'd better unload these 20 mpg vehicles before gas prices rise any more --
and start concentrating on the 190Ds.
yea, I guess I does, though I had it the same as the ebay price but I
think I lowered it a bit when I posted the link here
Craig McCluskey wrote:
On Sat, 12 Jul 2008 20:40:54 -0500 Kaleb C. Striplin
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BIN is 54 something or other. If a list person wanted it I would
My rubber grommet is missing. Will probably just pull all that off
another car and give it a go. Was not sure what all was supposed to be
there or how to get it off.
Wilton Strickland wrote:
'Just installed new grommets on my 124 last week.
The rubber grommet is in two pieces held by
OK, thanks. Will give it a try
Peter Frederick wrote:
Hold the clutch (really big channel-locks work, or use an impact) and
remove the 12mm bolt. Pull the clutch plate off (it's usually sorta
stuck). Do not loose the shims! Add or remove shims to set the gap.
Remove and take apart
Rusty has new ones, of course.
Wilton
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Sent: Sunday, July 13, 2008 10:28 AM
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My rubber grommet is missing. Will probably just
yea, I bet he does. Meant to order one last time I ordered, but forgot
Wilton Strickland wrote:
Rusty has new ones, of course.
Wilton
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Sent: Sunday, July 13, 2008
well crap, I hit the wrong button, sorry
al-hashemi farah wrote:
*From: Mrs. Farah al-Hashemi*
*Address: Chiang Rai hospital*
*31-12 Chiang Rai - *
*Lampoon Rd*
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*,Chiang Rai Thailand*
*Reply to this email:
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I think we all need to reply to this message with an email containing the
words f$#k off.
Thanks,
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Sent: Sunday, July 13, 2008 9:45 AM
To:
I have a grille. 'Need to look at it in detail to determine completeness,
condition, etc. There are no dings, but I changed it years ago, 'cause of
thinning chrome on top, etc. I'll try to take a look at it today.
Wilton
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On Sun, 13 Jul 2008 09:47:53 -0500 Tom Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I think we all need to reply to this message with an email containing
the words f$#k
And get on spammers' lists forever ...
Craig
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It seems we already are since the original post was sent to this list.
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Sent: Sunday, July 13, 2008 9:50 AM
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I have all of it.
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Subject: [MBZ] 300td deerslayer
Folks,
My 1982 300TD and i met a deer, essentially in downtown Washington,
Jessuh Jackasson has the answer for that.
--R
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
I guess what I need to know is
how to get the top nut off?
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Again, what exactly qualifies this guy to be president? Would you hire
him to be CEO of General Motors, Continental Airlines, Exxon Mobil, IBM,
Microsoft, all these comparatively small operations?
None of my Dem friends can give me a clear answer, and they are mostly
pretty smart people, many
On Sun, 13 Jul 2008 09:51:32 -0500 Tom Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
It seems we already are since the original post was sent to this list.
The list is, but we, individually, are not.
Craig
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WTF is that? Spam on the Mercedes list? Horror of horrors
Rick Knoble
'85 300 CD
'87 190 DT
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The list is, but we, individually, are not.
Actually, I think Kaleb forwarded it to the list by mistake...
Rick Knoble
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83 240d $1800
http://nashville.craigslist.org/car/752652116.html
Hideous SEC (how could someone do that?)
http://memphis.craigslist.org/car/752737558.html
$500 Kaleb 300d for $950
http://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/car/752940779.html
Somebody needs this (Tom Savage?)
The 123 grille I have is in two separate pieces - the inner, plastic screen
area has been separated from the outer, chrome piece. I have no bolts, no
star, no badge. I think, though, that you'd be able to use the bolts from
your damaged grille to reassemble this one - that's what I did 7 or 8
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
Mine is much nicer, you know you want it
Nah, when you sell it you should buy my 2.5T though.
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Tyler Backman wrote:
On the downside, I'll now be paying twice as much in taxes, as I made
total at my previous job.
The take home pay is that much higher though! :)
John (also a recent grad)
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Thanks :)
I graduated from Oregon State University with a degree in physics,
and I will be working as a Senior Bioinformatics Analyst (mostly
mathematics and computer programming related to genetics) for the
University of California in Riverside.
Congrats also! I took
On Sun, Jul 13, 2008 at 1:34 AM, Luther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bt, wrong! A modern trumpet IS 4.5 feet long. The trombone is 9 feet
long.
Luther, 18 year trumpet veteran
I know it's been a while, but I do *not* remember my trumpet being almost 5
feet long. That's just huge man!
EdB
I don't know the answer to your specific question, but I can tell you
tha the complete exhaust system from a '78 does bolt onto a '76
engine. I put a '76 engine into my '78 chassis - no problems at all.
On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 1:46 PM, Glenn Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From what I can
Also - you might post this question to the SL list - there are some SL
only guys there who might know the answer to your question.
On Sun, Jul 13, 2008 at 2:02 PM, OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know the answer to your specific question, but I can tell you
tha the complete exhaust
Woking air - have to top off the charge once a year (already converted
to R134a). Paint is original, but still good - except for where all
the stone chips are, and where Dad backed the tractor into it three
times (drivers door and fender area. There;s a little MN rust in some
of the lower areas
No, cake are squared, pie are round.
On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 3:10 PM, Loren Faeth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cuz Pi are squared
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Norman, OK
There are three kinds of lies: lies, damn lies, and statistics.
-Benjamin Disraeli and/or Mark Twain
'90 300D (Rattled), '92 300D
Gary eats them so fast I never get a chance to see!
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No, cake are squared, pie are round.
On Fri,
http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/car/753385117.html
EdB Dis Ride B Fo U!
Not Mine, No Affiliation, ect.
Rick Knoble
'87 190DT
'85 300CD
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wrote:
It seems we already are since the original post was sent to this
list.
The list is, but we, individually, are not.
Actually, I think Kaleb forwarded it to the list by mistake...
He has a choice to approve sending
On Sun, 13 Jul 2008 14:52:49 -0400 Ed Booher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, Jul 13, 2008 at 1:34 AM, Luther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bt, wrong! A modern trumpet IS 4.5 feet long. The trombone is 9
feet long.
I know it's been a while, but I do *not* remember my trumpet being
On Sun, 13 Jul 2008 14:25:22 -0500 OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Woking air - have to top off the charge once a year (already converted
to R134a).
But this is a German car -- I thought the Japanese cars would be the only
ones with woking air.
Craig
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On Behalf Of Craig McCluskey
Sent: Sunday, July 13, 2008 4:00 PM
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] Get Back To Me Asap From: Mrs Farah
I have come to the conclusion that simply being In His Presence clouds men's
minds.
Much like The Shadow from the old-time radio show. Or on Sirius radio daily.
RLE
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Scary, huh?
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] Obooma
I have come to the conclusion that
Sounds like the payoff for a lot of years of work. If all the taxes bother
you too much you could always turn down half of your salary and save some of
them... ;=D. The possibility of additional school is also nice. I did 5
years of graduate work with no tuition and free housing - let me restate
OK, so how do you get the antenna mast out of a antenna that is dead,
IE, doesnt power on. The one in the car worked fine, but has quit
working, I guess maybe because the grommet was missing and maybe it got
water in it? The mast is good. I have other antennas that have bad
masts. How do i
That's a NICE horn - but you know that already. I keep hoping [I think...]
one of the grandkids will take up trumpet, though mine is not a beginner
model either. Guitar is all I fool with now, and not much of that either. I
really only play the 6 string with any regularity. My 12 string and my
Hell that could be my old one. I want to buy it. I emailed them for
more info
Rick Knoble wrote:
Somebody needs this (Tom Savage?)
http://stlouis.craigslist.org/car/752818623.html
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94 E420, 92 300SD, 92 300E 4Matic, 91 300D, 89 560SEL,
89 260E,
I might.
John Robbins wrote:
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
Mine is much nicer, you know you want it
Nah, when you sell it you should buy my 2.5T though.
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I basically kick myself in the ass daily for getting rid of that 92.
That was a BIG mistake
OK Don wrote:
Woking air - have to top off the charge once a year (already converted
to R134a). Paint is original, but still good - except for where all
the stone chips are, and where Dad backed the
On Sun, 13 Jul 2008 17:23:20 -0500 Kaleb C. Striplin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, so how do you get the antenna mast out of a antenna that is dead,
IE, doesnt power on. The one in the car worked fine, but has quit
working, I guess maybe because the grommet was missing and maybe it got
Yesterday I saw a newish Lincoln Town Car wif what looked like
twennytoos or twennyfos yo. Must have had about a 4 inch lift yo. It
looked really stupid if you ax me but what do I know. Summada older
donks and boxes don't look half bad wif dat treatment, but dat is wif an
old basic car that
'May hafta take the mechanism out in the trunk and take it apart. The
mechanism, the mast, etc., all come out together. If it got water in it,
you may have to disassemble it anyway to clean, lub it, etc. Or, if ya
wanta try it, unscrew the nut at the base of the mast and try to pull the
mast
It looks really clean from the photos, but no asking price...
On Jul 13, 2008, at 3:25 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
Hell that could be my old one. I want to buy it. I emailed them for
more info
Rick Knoble wrote:
Somebody needs this (Tom Savage?)
Sorry for late reply.
I hit the PnP and get a few sets of bundts for playing with. I have
already refinished two sets of wheels and they looked really good.
Costs to me has been under $100 for each set with paint costs.
First set was a bunch of ATS wheels I got that fit, but did not
I could use some of the raw nuts to assist the local fauna in having
better nutrition. All the dumb loggers destroyed the original
biodiversity in the forest and now with the mono culture there is a
real need for some rouge hardwoods with nuts to grow alongside the
softwoods.
clay
On 9
How can I remove the valve lifters in my '83 300D?
Can they be removed and then replaced without taking out the camshaft?
Thanks,
Gerry
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Anybody think of the value as a mature tree? Bound to be some nut
case with a huge house that needs to have mature trees in the yard to
complete the disnification of the place so that they look more like
old money than stinking nouveau riche
clay
On 9 Jul 2008, at 12:07, Rich Thomas
Well I figured it out, got it swapped around and all is mostly good. i
say mostly because I think the mast I moved from the old antenna that
was in the car to the new antenna from the other car seems shorter. As
in, when its retracted, it actually goes a little below the open of the
antenna.
yea, just remove the bolts that hold the towers in, and they will pull
right out.
Archer wrote:
How can I remove the valve lifters in my '83 300D?
Can they be removed and then replaced without taking out the camshaft?
Thanks,
Gerry
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What stinks to high heaven is two dead chickens that have been
sitting in a rubbermaid garbage can for four days in the heat while
you were away on vacation. Seems that the neighbor who hates my
girls decided to help them out of the coop while we were gone. Two
of the girls were then
One could try posting need for driver from IA to MA on local college
bulletin boards. Used to work well for owners of cars when I was a
student to have a kid drive car to or from place of education to
home. Bound to be a few kids in IA able to meet IQ requirements of
ivy league school
I took this piccie in Belmopan Belize. I think it was a car rental place.
The other one was on a little grocery store in Placencia that was run by
some Chinese people. I got quite spiritual on the local firewater while
I was there (but not in the store).
--R
After being a total idiot and having excess credit card debt, I
decided to execute my grandfather's money management system. Grandpa
was born in 1895 and survived a slough of travails, from being born
in a sod hut near Pocatello to marrying a navy woman after the Great
War.
If you can
It's folded over on itself twice. The trumpet is about 18 long.
Luther
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From: Ed Booher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] question for people who know about music
On Sun, Jul 13,
That Buffet fellow has lived in a tiny home he bought in 1958 in
Nebraska. Smart man.
Bill Gates OTOH built himself a huge home overlooking the lake. Now
he is no longer employed at M$ he is going to try to take over the
world under the guise of doing good works.
clay
On 11 Jul 2008,
You are talking about 2 different measurements - the length of the horn and
the length of the horn if it were not looped in on itself. Both answers are
correct.
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Thanks, Kaleb.
Gerry
...
From: Kaleb C. Striplin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
yea, just remove the bolts that hold the towers in, and they will pull
right out.
Archer wrote:
How can I remove the valve lifters in my '83 300D?
Can they
Take it apart and apply 12v to the motor itself. On both of mine the motor was
good but the controller board had gotten wet and wasn't happy. I may try to
revive them in the future but for now it was much easier to buy a couple of the
$40 eBay replacements.
-Curt
Date: Sun, 13 Jul 2008
Standard old story used at car lots.
My uncle told me the same sort of story about his days selling cars.
He was low man on the totem pole after the war (WWII) in Everett WA.
New wife and kid on the way, so he was happy to hustle. The boys who
had not served were well versed in scouting
Snopes needs to be checked on all these tales. I do recall reading
in the paper a number of years ago about the crusty old gent who went
to his bank in Spokane. He was of the hermit type and just really a
sight to behold. I forget what the issue was, but it ended with his
presenting his
I sometimes frequent the Goodwill outlet store looking for legos and
brio train stuff. There are regulars who put in long days at the
clothing bins. They purchase at $0.65/lb (100+ lb) clothes and
shoes. I guess it goes on eBay. That and the books. They stand
there with iPhone or
I had to have a Newton. Also really needed a Pippin. Got the newton
for way too much and the pippin for next to nothing, in the box with
everything and software/games. Still have the newton because I paid
way to much to let it go, but that pippen I should have held onto.
Would bring
Yea, will give that a try. it kind of looked like the controller board
was screwed.
Curt Raymond wrote:
Take it apart and apply 12v to the motor itself. On both of mine the motor
was good but the controller board had gotten wet and wasn't happy. I may try
to revive them in the future but
Grandad had a garden that used composted waste. He had a little
outdoor privy with a half whiskey barrel for solids and a hay pile
for liquids. The solids were covered with sawdust after each use and
stirred once a week. The hay was mostly to absorb the Olympia beer
he kept by the
Omg, call the police. That's breaking and entering and theft of property!
Luther, owner of 4 pullets, 1 rooster, and 2 ducks
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I know someone who makes $100K+ per year, spending a few days a week
at goodwill, and selling the items on eBay
Tyler
On Jul 13, 2008, at 6:31 PM, Redghost wrote:
I sometimes frequent the Goodwill outlet store looking for legos and
brio train stuff. There are regulars who put in long
There's not a whole lot of folks attending college this time of the year,
especially if they are out of state. Besides, it is rare that a student
doesn't have his/her own set of wheels (often better than what the parents
drive). But it was a good idea.
On Sun, Jul 13, 2008 at 7:37 PM, Redghost
Yes, get in on the action. Now is your chance to own one of these
babies CHEAP
http://motors.search.ebay.com/_W0QQfrppZ50QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQrdZ0QQsassZokieQ2dbenz
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89 260E, 87 300SDL, 86 560SL, 85
Maybe he was of a mind that he was providing a service? his snot
nose kid loves to visit the chickens. She wanders the yard (hers and
mine) barefoot. I have pointed out that she should take care not to
step in the freshly posted fertilizer the girls leave about. No clue
for mom, dad,
I do suspect that kid have better wheels than mom and dad. Might
also be some subsidy of insurance for the kid mobile. The kids with
wheels at school did not own the cars they drove when I was there
years ago. Insurance and parking fees were quite costly. Many a
child phoned home to
Peter wrote: That Volvo TD with a five speed was a HOT car -- 0-60 in 9
seconds or something, quite fast for a 2.4L diesel. Probably got 33 mpg or
better on the highway, too. My 740 with an automatic got 31-32 on the highway
with the AC on, 29 mpg in town.
Peter,
What do you know about a
Was driving up our driveway a coupla days ago and through the trees
across the drive in front of the truck flies this HUGE thing about 10ft
off the ground and landed on a limb about 50ft away. Stopped to look at
it, was about 18-20 tall on that limb. Looked through the bird book
last night
I know you didn't ask me, but what are you wondering about it?
I've owned over 20 Volvos, and always did all of the work myself
A 1991 240 is a very good car. By that time Volvo had been making the
240 for
16 years, and had pretty much worked out all of the design flaws. If
maintained
TAke it out, remove the cover by prying up the clips (or pushing them
in, whatever). Remove the E-washer holding the gears on and the
driven gear will be free once you remove the drive gear. Pull the
antenna out.
Peter
On Jul 13, 2008, at 5:23 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
OK, so how do
The original post I responded to stated that a 9' herald trumpet was 3x the
length of a regular trumpet. This is incorrect. A trombone is 9' in length,
or double the length of a trumpet. Nearly everything a herald trumpet plays is
in the very top register this is why it is so challenging
Yes, but it's easiest at some specific point in rotation where there
is very little pressure on them.
Remove the bolt and lift the tower up a bit to clear the sleeve and
they pull out to the side. Shouldn't be a problem to remember which
one is which, as one has two cylinders, the other
Gotcha all beat in length -- I was a music major / tuba proficiency. Luther
just played a puny trumpet as his major instrument.
Don
(Senior recital included playing Bach cello concertos on tuba)
On Sun, Jul 13, 2008 at 10:17 PM, Luther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The original post I responded to
Check for rust, if rust free they are great cars -- my neighbors put
275,000 miles on theirs with no repairs other than a head gasket and
an alternator or two.
Front struts can be a real bear to change, but the parts aren't
excessive. The engine is bulletproof except for iron/aluminum
Having met the man, I can say that his personality reminded me of John
Gregg.
On Sun, Jul 13, 2008 at 4:19 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have come to the conclusion that simply being In His Presence clouds
men's
minds.
Much like The Shadow from the old-time radio show. Or on Sirius radio
My suggestion is to go listen to the man (and perhaps try to shake hands
with him and exchange a few words) when he comes through on a campaign
swing. Do the same with McCain. Then decide.
It is impossible to quantify what will or will not make someone a good
President. I think it boils down to
Sorry, I don't own a tuba, but I'm sure I can play as well as you. I wasn't
all state in HS and on scholarship in college for nothing :)
Luther
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On 13 Jul 2008, at 20:28
Thanks, Peter.
Gerry
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From: Peter Frederick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, but it's easiest at some specific point in rotation where there
is very little pressure on them.
Remove the bolt and lift the tower up a bit to clear the sleeve and
The original post I responded to stated that a 9' herald trumpet was
3x the length of a regular trumpet. This is incorrect.
The only 3x I remember was mine, trying to state that a heraldic
trumpet was around 3x the linear dimension of a regular one since
the two major turns were omitted.
My
Larry I used the Agrimech copper based wrap . this is from U.K .Very
impressive and effective.
Lizard Shin is another product i have in mind to test on the 300SEL 109.
This one was on a W103 300SE.
regards
mak
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From: LarryT [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mercedes
Wow. That's wa cool. Mine is only a few years from being a much coveted
Mt. Vernon, NY model.
I'm in the market for a new horn. I'm shopping euphoniums. A good
compensating that I can cover most any tuba music in small ensemble work.
Luther
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From: Jim
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