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posted by  Aye Roll on  Wed Jul 24 15:48 CST 2013
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Actually, since that picture was taken, the spoiler was removed and the holes filled with nice black plastic plugs. I could take it or leave it... I have the spoiler but it is cleaner without it.

I also have some rust spots starting in the top rear of each rear quarter to deal with. Not pretty, going to try to concentrate on other (mechanical) things and pretend that isn't there for a while.

There are just about zero parts cars for early (pre-79) 242's in New England so any replacement sheet metal or other parts... good luck.

--Rob






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