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radiator-'to keep or not to keep-' 200 1989

posted by  anthony2 on  Sat Oct 23 19:29 CST 2010
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Seeing as we have not a large amount of storage space, my wife has been nag****-- uh-- suggesting to me that I get rid of the 2 row radiator I’ve been keeping in a box since I removed it from our wagon to replace it with a 3 row all metal one which could be repaired if ever need be. Got the 3 row brand NEW off Ebay at a great price about 6+ months ago and it has been just fine. I wanted to keep the old one “just in case” but her argument is even if the metal one “went out”, I could just have it fixed as I told her that when I bought the 3 row-er. Since it's been 6+ months and the “new” one is great, any opinions about either keeping or disposing of it -the "old" one, selling it or maybe even giving away the “old one” ? If I sold it , probably around $25 or so. The money is really not an issue but the ol* la** -uh -wife says why not get a few bucks for it? If space were not an issue I would just keep it for sure. -but still---





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