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One way to determine condition of motor... 900 1992

posted by  smfree on  Sun Aug 11 12:40 CST 2013
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Thanks, John! The place that has this car has no issues with me taking it somewhere, so I plan to go see it tomorrow morning (Monday). It does say something about the car that the same owner had it for 21 years. You'd think that if that person had issues with it in the past that he or she would have gotten rid of it long ago. We'll see. Thanks for all your good info! Onward!!!






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