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M41 update 120-130

posted by  justin on  Mon Feb 14 13:43 CST 2005
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Heroic? No, but thanks. That was done in the day I was unemployed, on dole and had lots of time on my hands. Your picture, however, looks quite delicious. Best thing about the pudding stirrer is filling the transmission from inside the car.

To address pearl's statement, the seats do not have to be moved. The seats, belts and everything were still in the right position in relation to each other. My M41 came from a '66 1800 and may have been different in proportions than 140's.
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