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Posted by Kenny C. more questions..for anyone on February 25, 2001 at 18:59:58 from (64.12.101.151):
In Reply to: Re: Wierd thing with this site... posted by Keith B on February 25, 2001 at 18:24:29:
Yes, thanks for responding to my post... Even though I didn't read it. Me and Red had a long conversation as you can see.. There is still one thing I am unsure about though... My friend had to deflate his rear tires to get his 300 in hus garage, and it is a standard 4 panel door. This is what I have on my garage. To even get my C in I have to prop up the door, I already busted 2 muflers, and an exhuast elbow going into the garage. I know I would have to take the muffler off the M to get it in, would I have to deflate the tires for the steering wheel to clear? I sure hope not. Also...When is the best time to buy a M in MN, spring, summer, fall, or winter... I have been looking, but all I can find is H's, or M's with wide fronts.. I need a narrow front M, not an H, not an M with a W/F.. Can anybody/everybody keep your eye out for an M in MN that has a stuck motor that is complete? Thanks again..
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