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Mark Beiser
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Actually, I would prefere they take a MASSIVE dive in value in a couple of years when I'm in the market for one.
Huge prices for perfectly restored examples makes it hard to find a project car for a price I want to pay.
Huge prices for perfectly restored examples makes it hard to find a project car for a price I want to pay.
willy_1959
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what model car was that? a freind of mine called me to tell me it was a mj3healey lol I told him, I didnt know that model
he is a mechanic, and I didnt want to embarras him, but I am curious?