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ok i put these on to see if anyone can help me out on these i bought them from a guy who had a few and told me they where never use that is why they r like new but now i see them everywhere even on here for sale which just one sold for 40 dollars if i remeber right do u think there repo s or do u think the guy was telll ing the truth ty
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sorry there is a guy in portland in. that has thousands (no joke) worth a few bucks tops!not repos as far as I know,yours seem to be missing the correct spout caps.
its just like falcon oil cans, someone found thousands in a bulk plant never filled and they drove the market for them way down. they should be 100 dollar cans but since there's so many they usually sell for around 20
t y for that in put kevin and oilman514 well aleast they r repo`s