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Old 07-23-2015, 12:30 AM
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Old 07-23-2015, 08:59 AM
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Hey Pat - we've never found an accurate count of the M40 vs. M22 WW5 cars, have we?

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Hey Pat - we've never found an accurate count of the M40 vs. M22 WW5 cars, have we?
Nope....I wonder if Diego has anything in his data?

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Nope....I wonder if Diego has anything in his data?
That's a good question, Pat. Diego - what say you?

My best guess is pretty close to a 60% M40 / 40% M22 split. Mostly just a hunch.

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1972 WW5 tranny breakdown? Nope, sorry.

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