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Posted by Sepo on September 10, 2000 at 13:01:31 from (206.71.96.3):
OK, In a nutshell, I have Red Fever! A man not far from me has a Super WDR-9 I could get. It starts and runs PERFECTLY. The tin is impeccable in need of zero bodywork, just paint and decals. The hour meter shows low hours (550). The front tires are brand new and the rears are excellent originals (15-34). Mechanically it needs nothing. No Power Steering, but it doesn't need it;steers just fine. The front end is tight and feels great. I know the rice specials were not too common, but I'm curious if anyone knows exactly how many were made. The one I'm looking at is a 1954. If anyone out there knows any other problem areas I should look closely at PLEASE let me know. This is my first diesel anything. Thanks in advance!
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