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sway bars from JY. 200 1990

posted by  fbmken on  Sat Aug 13 15:15 CST 2005
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Went to the local JY today, after not having been there for some time. I come to find that they have good sized crop of recently arrived 240's. I found a '78/9(can't remember) 242. It had a turbo and 5 speed. This is a GT right? Anyhow, it was pretty stripped, but the sway bars are still in it and look to be serviceable. There is also a 240GL there with beefier looking sways than are on my DL. Which one, if any, should I go get the sway bars out of?
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