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swaping out to automatic 200 1978

posted by  redseahornet on  Wed Oct 22 08:49 CST 2003
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If I want performance and shift gears I have an FJR1300 that does that quite well. When I am riding around in a steel box I like the convenience of the automatic and the luxury of the AC. I have a 79 242 that is manual and an 80 244 that is auto. Never run em off but you may be rite about the manual being quicker off start. The 244 sedan gos tommorrow for 400 bucks. I consider it a damn good car for 400 bucks. I look forward to having an old slow wagon to tool around town in. I payed 300 for it and she needs to be back on the road.






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