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    Crbn79

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    If I found that I would have better stuff to send to TT than sand.
    I'm talking Nazi gold and stuff!

    Also you dont have sand in bunkers, they have a concrete floor. :dunno:

    Sand gets everywhere. If the bunker is around sand, it will get tracked in, might just need to sweep it into a pile or go with a battery powered shop-vac. lol
     

    Sylvain

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    Sand gets everywhere. If the bunker is around sand, it will get tracked in, might just need to sweep it into a pile or go with a battery powered shop-vac. lol

    Yeah but if I found a bunker who was sealed for 70 years I'm not gonna sweep the floor. :):
     

    Crbn79

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    I don't know if they were all dulite or not?
    the nice one I have is all original. Feed ramp never parked. It's just aged bare steel
    Research the serial numbers, that serial number was a 43 production, numbers 950k-990k I believe, were all dulite, which is a special bluing over sandblasted steel. The feed ramps were polished to a shine afterwards.
     
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