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Restore 200 1988

posted by  Dakar09 on  Sat Feb 23 10:53 CST 2013
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A good start there ^.

Also, here and turbobricks.com (TB) will be great resources for you. They are easy cars to work on, fairly easy to find most parts for, and not expensive to restore (unless you go nuts). TB classified is a great place to start for motors, trannies, interior parts, etc. The "wanted" section in the classifieds gets quick responses if you post there.

Fire away with specific questions as they come up.






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