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posted by  Gary L on  Thu Nov 19 00:09 CST 2009
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"Looks like an automatic 72 142E to me.

Agreed... it was an everyday 142E automatic that was further degraded by removal of the D-Jet system. I don't understand why the seller put "242GT" in a couple of places in the ad; maybe that's a 242GT emblem on the RF fender???

In any case, I'm surprised no one has mentioned the clever use of the #2 and #3 injector ports. :-)
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Gary L - 142E ITB race car, 73 1800ES
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(06:55am CST - edited to reflect correct port numbers)






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