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Fleetline decklid & valance SOLD
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Post only parts for sale here, no vehicles.
Post only parts for sale here, no vehicles.
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Fleetline decklid & valance SOLD
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Re: Fleetline decklid & valance
Ieshh i dunno if i should dont need it now but a bus valance is so hard to find........gimme a day to think.
My biggest fear is that my wife sells my cars for what i told her they cost !!
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fig
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Re: Fleetline decklid & valance
LOL!!! A day's way too long. I'm surprised someone hasn't bagged it already.
fig
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Re: Fleetline decklid & valance SOLD
fig wrote:LOL!!! A day's way too long. I'm surprised someone hasn't bagged it already.
So right it wasn't quite minutes but within a couple of hours it was gone to a local 'cash in hand' restorer.Sorry I haven't had a chance to reply to the PM's and email.
If a married man speaks in the forest and his wife is not there to hear him, is he still wrong?