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Replacing a 122... 120-130 1966

posted by  Dylan Berichon on  Thu Oct 24 14:25 CST 2013
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I still have the car. Pounded out the damage a bit and will keep the car around for the time being.

At this point I'm planning to buy another car.

The insurance company paid out on the damage to the car and didn't total it. That, plus some other money I had set aside should be enough for me to get something nicer. I may continue to hold on to the 122 as a "get around" car, but I'm not certain yet.

I'm currently trying to seek out a 444, 544 or a 4 door 122, but haven't found anything I wanted to buy yet.

I can afford to be patient though.
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