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eBay 164E 140-160

posted by  62P1800 on  Thu Mar 6 14:21 CST 2008
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My parents bought a new 1970 164--burgundy with black leather. My father taught me how to shift on that car when I was a little boy. I remember the wood veneer dash, the big round headlights, and the big storage box behind the remote shifter. Except for the Stromberg carbs, that really was an amazing car. We had it until 1978 when my father PAID a man to tow it away after it had succumbed to rust and transmission seizure after eight years in Boston.





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