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Need advice from everyone and anyone 200

posted by  dlot on  Wed Jan 16 05:56 CST 2002
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last visit: Sat Nov 17 13:53 CST 2001
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I'm personally into the 240s. I recommend an 89 or newer 240. Especially a
five speed. The autos are good but take away to much from the car for myself.
The 89 and newer cars have more sound deadening, a new ignition system and
are highly resistant to rust. My mother has a 90 wagon and it's been the
best car she's ever had. Still easy to work on, even for big repairs. The most
important thing is to have some patience. Take your time and look around, buy the car with good karma. The five speeds aren't all that common but they are worth the extra searching you may have to do to find one. Wish you well.
Dave 82 242ti 263k mi.






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