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laying around that you want to sell me for cheep??
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I still need a spindle if anyone has one.
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I know its not practical as I live in Canada, but...there are two 62 Galaxies about 1/2 hour drive from my place. So if that spindle becomes a difficult piece to find let me know. I would try and help you out.
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Thanks Dan. The shipping from Canada would probably be cost prohibitive. I found one on ebay but they wanted $70 plus 20 shipping and that was my fall back position but then I got a lead on a pair of 64 spindles for less $$ so I think I am good to go but I am still keeping all my options open until I have the parts in hand. Thanks for your help.
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Yeah, but each dollar would only cost you around 65 cents, so buying from Canada is just about free! 
We sometimes refer to that as foreign aid. 
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I am amazed at the shipping prices between Canada and the US. I had a guy who lives 200 miles north of me order a $35.00 kit from me and it cost $37.00 to ship it.
I live in a part of the states where every long weekend or Canadian holiday is obvious by the shear number of Canada license plates I see in parking lots (i'm 100 south of the border) My local economy is healthy largely due to my neighbors to the north so we thank you for your 65/100 
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I'm surprised they're still coming seeing it costs us around $1.35 for every US dollar. I guess there are still some out there who don't worry too much about what things cost, or things are just that much cheaper down there. I know a number of people from my area who are/were regulars to Whitefish and Boseman for skiing. It is a long drive from here, but so is Banff, Jasper and Fernie.
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