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how does a car with 1200 miles have an engine that greasy and dirty?
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purple panther (06-24-2020) |
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I thought the same thing.
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As far as the dirt and oil; 1) It's well known locally that longest storage was in a working farm barn, a very dusty dirty environment. 2)Spraying of oil(s) on stored items was and is a accepted way to protect. Seen it more than few times myself. 3) A co-worker of his relayed that he basically carried something out of MACK TRUCKS in Hagerstown in his lunch box everyday. (a good source of lubricants and such). From what I've heard going back about 20 years when I first heard of it... 100% real local legend. |
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To bad this is now just going to be a collection/museum car! It's not going to be out and driven due to the extremely low milage....Be nice to have a second one for driving.
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Zedder (06-25-2020) |
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