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Old 06-14-2020, 04:52 PM
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Clean car, trim tag looks OK to me, and I'm glad it's still in the original color combo. Comfortweave sure looks sharp against the white exterior.

Sounds like it's NOM since the seller references a 'correct' engine.

First thing I'd do is throw that brake booster in the trash....

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Old 06-14-2020, 05:25 PM
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...and those horns. Then get a correct shifter handle.
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Old 06-14-2020, 05:56 PM
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Wasn't originally tach/gauges or spoilers. Needs the correct vinyl top also. Master cyl is also wrong. Looks like they put a late alt on it. Some easy to fix. Despite all that, it's a clean car. Always liked white cars....Joe
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What the heck are those round holes for under the frame mounted bumper brackets on the lower valance?

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Trim tag looks repop ? Opinions ? These guys crack me up with there rivet goop..."really
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I'd stay clear of this car.... No clock, wrong booster and other ridiculous after market parts...and worse yet.. FAKE trim tag !!
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I'd stay clear of this car.... No clock, wrong booster and other ridiculous after market parts...and worse yet.. FAKE trim tag !!
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