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Drove a 1963 p1800 today 1800

posted by  Mr brick driver on  Sat Sep 3 19:14 CST 2005
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I drove a 1963 p1800 today and fell in love. I don't know if I can make room for it, as I have three 240's but what a great car. There was a some rust in the rockers but it drove quite nicely. I like the bull horned bumpers and the door trim of that particular car. It seemed to have the most complemeting curves. How can rust be repaired in these cars? The price of the car is around $7000. The car ran great and the interior was almost perfect.
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1988 244 DL + Virgos, and Power Windows, 1983 244 Turbo +Intercooler, 1984 245TI






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