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ricosound
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Post by ricosound »

"...visually imperfect"

Yeah thats what I meant Ted. I stripped my '77 white hoping to do a MG with Black trim, but there was a big sap streak on the back.

Still wish there was a white V63 floating around.
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Buy it before someone else does.
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Post by ajish4 »

$3,995.00 ?
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Ha! You can almost see striaght thru the guard.
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Post by rictified »

No, they have white finished necks with little black dots.
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Post by jwilli »

Not a Tuxedo. They were made in '87.
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Post by doctorwho »

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Of course, it's not a "4001" but a 4003. Looks like mine's now worth a freakin' lot more than what I paid for it! Image (I wish!)

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