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L1ftmech, thanks. But we never gave them nor approved of the design. Yes Steve is still here, who should I say is asking? Our only manufacturing location back then was La Palma (the old KFM location). Manufacturing began in Covington in 1995 and now BX50 (-16) trucks are made in Newberry, SC.
  • Posted 30 May 2012 21:06
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  • By Jeff
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