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What to do with an old Brick? 200 1984

posted by  rob on  Mon May 5 06:02 CST 2003
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If the body is good, then you've got something marketable. If the body has typical wheel arch rot, bad rocker panels, bad spare tire wells, bad floor boards, then maybe parting it out is the way to go.

Before you did anything drastic, I'd describe its condition as accurately as you can for the Brickboard classifieds and see if anyone makes you an offer.

Rob Kuhlman
(with an '83 with bad rot driving its last spring)






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