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Pull a Part etiquette 700

posted by  rstarkie on  Wed Jul 14 05:43 CST 2010
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I understand your concern. I found a 1994 940 sedan that had a perfect black cloth interior that I would have been happy to purchase. However, someone needing something to lie on under a car had ripped out the lower rear seat cushion. I walked most of the yard looking for it thinking it might not have been ruined but was unable to find it.

Lost of rear seat cushions end up torn out of the cars and thrown under them in the mud/grease.

Randy






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