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Posted by havvey on January 21, 2004 at 12:20:01 from (65.223.228.48):
In Reply to: makin a killin posted by Dean Minnesota on January 19, 2004 at 18:57:49:
First. i dont believe any one part is the answer Second. look at what is not currently being made and sold at parts places. Third i looked into this, problem was how much money can you tie up when you might only sell a few a year (example) case cc maniflods. fourth the manufacturing process was very high in many cases not worth tooling up for this was 20 years ago when people was still using many of these old clunkers.
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