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Re: Runs OUT great?
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Posted by rwh on August 16, 2004 at 09:21:05 from (199.172.45.60):
In Reply to: Runs OUT great? posted by bubba on August 15, 2004 at 12:24:39:
How about it successfully runs out of the shed where it's been parked since 1972 on its 60% tires with some slight dry rot? Some tune-up may be required and there's an inconsequential weld on the block. It does jump out of third gear and the T/A is weak. There's a slight knock in the engine, the brakes need adjustment and a there's rumble you can barely hear in the transmission, but it's an easy restoration and it runs out great! Who'll give me $3000?
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