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145's....? 140-160

posted by  alschnertz on  Wed Jun 17 15:16 CST 2015
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If you're comfortable around a 122, the only concern with a 140, like any 45 year old car, is rust. Where? The floors are likely the biggest concern.

140s have been my favorite. I like any '68-'72 140 series. Sedan or wagon. Have had my '70 145 for about 16 years now but am not using it as much as I used to. Starting to think of selling it since it needs some suspension and brake work that I just don't have the time for lately. Having a hard time committing to selling though. It's a car that fits me like a pair of old worn out slippers. Sigh.





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