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05-16-2008, 05:54 PM
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Re: car transport- Tn. to Ga.
Yes, John, that's it. I don't believe there's any evidence that it had a connection to Motion...white paint on the tail & a rumour that it came out of Long Island. Still, a neat old car to build a nice cruiser with LS1, suspension mods and A/C. Been looking for a nice driver
 Question: Do the holes in the tail panel tsll that it's an RS, but not an SS? I get the car next week & will inspect it further. 
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05-16-2008, 07:09 PM
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Re: car transport- Tn. to Ga.
Jude I think the holes are the same for either rs or ss. Id be interested in buying those gold cragers off the front if you choose. or i would be happy to do some swapping for wheels i got. Ive been looking for gold cragers for a while now.
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05-16-2008, 07:35 PM
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Re: car transport- Tn. to Ga.
Don, I traded the tires & wheels back to the seller for a Muncie as I had no use for them. I called him after I saw your post to see what it might take to buy them back, but he has another use for them. I have 1st right of refusal if he decides to sell them & will let you know.
I'll need a set 15X8 steel wheels and/or 15X7-8 combo to use on this car if you have any. Wish I'd known, I didn't have any use for the Muncie...just easier to store/sell. Sorry 
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