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Maybe the easiest and least expensive way to solve the out-of-production
parts problem is to "part out" one of the unfinished kits out there.
Using the Junkyard business model, it would even make sense for the
seller, he could charge a lot more for the individual parts than the
whole kit.  

Steve Colwell