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 Post subject: EBAY find: close to mark III arm
PostPosted: Sat Mar 15, 2014 7:24 pm 
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/GMCAM-balance-b ... 43c6cdcc00

its dang close to a mark III arm....for a few grand less then the current going rate too.

vest isnt though, but the arm is close. thought i would share!

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Service Number: A11/TQ2.0.72140G1
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For off the shelf, that is pretty close to a 3A. Good find.

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Service Number: A06/TQ2.0.65181E6
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Is that a regular spring arm, or iso-elastic arm? The description makes it seem as though it's just spring.

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Russ Krook III wrote:
Is that a regular spring arm, or iso-elastic arm? The description makes it seem as though it's just spring.


It's a spring arm.
If only we can afford the 3A gold spring eh!?! I was working on one, but ran out of $$$ viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7718&hilit=m56+journey

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