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Here is a pretty sweet action figure that I found at a flea market amongst some other similar items. This is one of the action figures made related to The Six Million Dollar Man show by Kenner. Thank you for looking. Your interest in this is much appreciated. Have an awesome week ahead my friends! : )
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Thank you VikingFan82. I love the antique pictures you are putting up of your family as well. It is awesome that you keep finding and putting the pieces of the puzzle together with your family history. It is something I need to and am interested in doing at some point as well......
Pretty cool that I helped to inspire this. I thought some of you may enjoy the article as well.
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Thank you cocacola, Boxlunch, and benstoy for showin some love!! It is much appreciated..... : )
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Thanks again mich13. Have an awesome one! : )
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Great to see you around again Reis. I appreciate the fact you like this item....
Thank you for the post Natalya and your interest in the item my friend. I will be getting in touch with you. Have an awesome evening! : )
I appreciate and thank you for the love vintagemad! Have an awesome day! : )