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Amen to the insurance thing 200 1984

posted by  daveshan on  Wed May 18 14:31 CST 2005
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Glad the old girl is doing well, I miss it way more than the '92 745T that I replaced it with, and sold less than a year later. However the next wagon I buy is going to be either a 122 or P-210.

Bricks that age are salvaged out for such minor damage that many of them are good as new. Personally I'd rather have a salvage vehicle that I knew the history of over a non-accident car that was an unknown with no history.

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Dave Shannon
Spring Valley, California
'67 1800s
'73 1800ES
'88-240
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