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That looks like a good deal, wonder what is wrong with it.
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doors, rockers, and floorboards just for starters
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It is not really that cheap. I am thinking it is filled with unpleasant surprises (other than what I can see) being a Michigan car.
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Driver's door for sure, and possibly rust around the rear framerail due to the boogered exhaust hanger:
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If it runs and drives, would make decent summer DD.
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