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The SR-71 Rapid Tool Express is back on the block and going back together for the last time; Stacey finishes up the frame into a rolling masterpiece with the suspension and drive train assembled for the last time.
The SR-71 Rapid Tool Express is back on the block and going back together for the last time; Stacey finishes up the frame into a rolling masterpiece with the suspension and drive train assembled for the last time.
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