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>>These manuals are available and $25.00-$50.00 for a couple of books
>>seems pretty reasonable.
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>As noted, not always reasonable. I can buy school books or a manual.
>Get a Haynes, or the daughter a new pair of shoes. While I understand
>your point, I must suggest that 'reasonable' is a purely subjective
>thing. What you find to be inexpensive, I might find cost prohibitive.
Sorry, but I'm not buying this logic. If you can't afford to buy a $25 book
to fix your LBC (which I'll bet you paid a lot more than $25 to purchase in
the first place), or your daughter needs new shoes that badly, then you've
got no business spending any money at all on a hobby such as this. Just
take care of your family and leave the "poor me" attitude somewhere else.
Bob
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