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The rear-end of John's old 1800E 1800

posted by  RepairmanJackal on  Mon Mar 10 14:30 CST 2008
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Mighty familiar to me, since I carefully cut it apart and gave it to the seller for free for his father-son car restoration project. I'll only briefly reiterate that the guy convinced me to give him a bunch of extra 1800 stuff for free and then turned around and started hocking it on eBay.

This is the rear end of JohnMC's old 1971 1800E.

Trying to forget the whole incident, but it's hard when the stuff keeps appearing in my eBay parts searches.





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