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Quoted from too-many-pins:
It actually was a painted backglass but thankfully there is a translite available. What kind of upsets me is I had a potential buyer for a "quick sale" and we were hoping to get a few machines gone quickly. Now I'll likely have to order a piece of glass & translite before I can get the machine sold and gone & I really need the space right now not a month from now when the snow is blowing.
Can't change things but timing couldn't be worse on this. Such is life!

Could be a blessing, imagine how pissed the buyer would of been if taking it home it and happened, you'd get nothing but bad mouthing.

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