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I think I finally found a wagon 200

posted by  pageda on  Sat Jun 16 04:04 CST 2007
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I'm going to agree, only you will know for sure, and if you are happy that's all that matters. Check real good for rust, crawl under and take a good hard look. A Texas car probably doesn't even have surface rust(oxidation) on the exposed (Non painted or coated) metal parts. If you know it was well maintained it won't cost you too much to "catch up" and you can easily replace the interior with junk yard parts. A good solid original paint job is also a plus, everything else is easily replaced. Good luck. Dan






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