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Posted by brianh on October 28, 2004 at 21:00:14 from (66.72.84.33):
In Reply to: Opinion? posted by John M on October 28, 2004 at 12:50:05:
How much sentimental value does it have to you? Have you had it a long time, or is it original to your family? Go ahead and fix it if you have the time and money and it's not too far gone, think of all the stories you'll have after it's fixed. My now-departed dad helped my split my MD in the middle of winter outside and swap engine blocks, and I swear he got more milage out of telling that story than I ever did! Good luck, sorry for your loss. Post a list of any parts you need in the process (if you choose to fix it) and I bet you'll get a lot of donations from those of us that frequent this site. I would be happy to send you any leftovers I have if it'll help. Brian
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