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Large Cone body for sale

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I had someone decide not to pay me for this, so now it goes up for sale again. This is a cone body with a black acrylic twist lock flange with wedge pipe hole. The body was formed in a 2-piece mold with a cast seam. It is made out of 1/8" cell cast acrylic and has a bottom of 10.750 and a neck of 5.5 and stands 15" tall. I am asking $100 plus shipping. I put a pic of the mold in there as well (not for sale) Thanks
 

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