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BCFDFF

August 30, 2007 03:58PM

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I have been kind of curious on why the K-27's with 14 models built only have two left. Why were they all traded away or scrapped? Did this happen becuase of their early build date? Were they all worn out by the end of the Rio Grande? Just a few questions....

Matt

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