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Posted by Jeff on September 08, 2002 at 11:31:15 from (141.151.229.28):
I have the oppertunity to buy a 1933 Huber LS. It is in excellent shape mecanicaly (the current owner put a lot of time and money into it)and has electric start, but needs some body work and a nice coat of paint and decals. The front wheels are steel and the back is on round spoked rubber. The manifold is cracked but could be welded. The back rims need a lot of work and new tires. I don't know much about Hubers, but my grandfather had one and I always wanted one. The seller wants $4000, what do you guys think? Thanks for your help.
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