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Nick Cagle
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Anybody know what year the wide body option was first offered?
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Jim and Tere
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It was around 1988. I was 50 and expanded to a size 36 waist!! Frowner
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bill h
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Originally posted by Nick Cagle:
Anybody know what year the wide body option was first offered?
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It was around 1988. I was 50 and expanded to a size 36 waist!!
Jim(not Tere)



In my case, the expansion appeared to be mandatory, rather than "an option offered".


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olroy
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And all this time I thought I was the only one that happened to.
 
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It may be something like a compression factor in my case, shorter and wider. Frowner


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