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Randy Forbes
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I'd be far more concerned about the condition of the body, than I'd be about the mechanical components.
If you decided to actually use the car, it's not a big deal to fit an overdrive transmission.
If you decided to actually use the car, it's not a big deal to fit an overdrive transmission.
bob hughes
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And if you don't change the diff, you will get a tad more MPG or top end speed.
cheers
Bob
cheers
Bob