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Date: Sat, 17 Jan 1998 00:04:00 -0500
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From: Charlie Dickman <charlied@erols.com>
Subject: Re: save a cube for the price of a stamp

Dave...

The other day you wrote...

>>>My trusty 4x4x4 has died.  I urgently need 2 replacement "1-sided"
>>>cubelets, preferably white and yellow.  I'm hoping someone has a
>>>similarly defunct 4x4x4 that they saved for sentimental reasons (or to
>>>admire the amazing internal mechanism) and will send me some spare
>>>parts.

I took the liberty of forwarding your message to Mike Green at Puzzletts.
Here is his response.

>I still have parts for the 4x4x4 @ $2.50 each plus postage.  I believe I
>can handle your request.  ( - :
>
>MG

Hope this helps.

Charlie Dickman
charlied@erols.com