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CORRECTION, TVH BOUGHT IMC, NOT SMH... YES THERE IS A DIFFERENCE. REMEMBER, TVH OWNS SMH AS WELL... At this point long term effects obviously will not be known, but I do not see them turning their backs on the small mom and pop's in the industry...
  • Posted 28 Aug 2006 03:00
  • By frkliftgrl
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  • Kansas, United States

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