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What to do with an old friend 200 1988

posted by  daveshan on  Tue Oct 9 14:06 CST 2007
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Well the 240 has been sitting for almost a year, first here at the house then 6 months down at Bob W's Volvo Farm, now back here for 3 months. Bottom line is after putting just about every trick part and option on it and driving it for the last 10 years I've pretty much moved on to vintage Bricks and playing with my Wrangler.

Trouble is the old brick and I have had so many good times together that I just can't bear to see it go to someone who will part it out or worse yet not appreciate it.

Not really looking for offers or anything just wondering what you guys would do in my place.
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Dave Shannon
Durango, CO
'63 P-210
'67 1800s
'88-240
'01 Wrangler
'06 F250 Diesel 4X4
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