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Old 04-08-2016, 05:03 AM
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I am so stoked. I found this little jewel at a thrift store yesterday. I cannot believe my good luck..Whoohoo![ATTACH=CONFIG]547331[/ATTACH]
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Great find! Did they have a clue what it was worth?

Mine is the early style with the built in lift.
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Pretty cabinet. Didn't know they made cabinets for FWs.
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I bet you did screech when you saw that! I would have! LOL Great find!
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I'm very envious! Enjoy your new toy.
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Very pretty cabinet. Enjoy!
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How wonderful for you!!!!!!! I was Very excited when i found a FW folding table and the 2 legged extension table- can't imagine how you feel.
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Very cool!
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Good for you!! And it looks like it's in great shape. I found one at an estate sale a few years back and love it. Enjoy yours. They are fantastic for your FW.
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What a find! It looks like it's in excellent shape.
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