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I wasn't really concerned about the seat belt issue, I was more concerned about where the speedometer came from. He claims it to be 36k original miles. That just happens to be what is on THAT speedometer. The belt minder cars had the 73 style speedo's.
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With the dash bezel 75 and newer probably the dash itself, the speedo is probably from the same place he got the rest of the parts?
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He also mentions "correct" engine. He never said numbers matching.
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He did tell me the Vin number is on the block next to the timing cover.
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A picture is worth 1000 words. It seems like there are a couple pictures intentionally left out. The seller would be wise to be open and honest to avoid future problems.
Just sayin'........ |
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