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

posted by  RepairmanJackal on  Tue Mar 11 09:41 CST 2008
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Yeah, he's quite the 1800 packrat. I'm glad you did not surrender your car to him. John's 1800 was almost gone, but trashing your 1800 would have been tragic.
I've made a habit of warning local people with an 1800 for sale about what Mr. Khan will do with their car.


Myself, I'm presently dealing with the thought of buying a local 1800E in much better shape than John's, but for the main purpose of eventually robbing it's parts for my 68 130. I feel very hesitant to do that, since an 1800 deserves to exist as much as any 122... Plus I don't want another garage full of 1800 that I'd have to sell or find a proper home for.

I have a small city lot here in St. Louis. No room to stash extra cars...






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