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Old 09-16-2007, 04:12 PM #1
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Default Znyone Use aA Mobility Scooter??
I need to buy one for myself and need one that can be taken apart to put in trunk. Can't figure which one to buy. I wish there were stores to walk into and see them so I could decide. Need help with what to do. Medicare will not pay for one even though I am 65 due to not needing it except for walking any distance or shopping. Thanks, Gaye
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