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ya almost did- keep tryin
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tony barnhill
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Franklin, LA isn't too far for me to drive to acquire an unusual, fun car.....put me on the list if you don't take it!
SilentUnicorn
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Tony,
The car is in Oregon
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The car is in Oregon
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tony barnhill
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Oh...too far!
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I spent 3 great years with a '75 in the latter seventies as my daily driver, then did a repeat with a '74 as part of my old car addiction in the nineties.
I would love to own another one. Bill, because you're used to the torque of the TR6, you'll definitly require/desire the 2.0 liter. The 1.7's and 1.8's are noticeably wimpier.
I would love to own another one. Bill, because you're used to the torque of the TR6, you'll definitly require/desire the 2.0 liter. The 1.7's and 1.8's are noticeably wimpier.
