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I wouldn't be surprised if that was a one or two owner car. Still has original style hubcaps. Probably hasn't changed hands in many years..
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Welcome to PY!
That looks like a heck of a deal on the GP.
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After buying the car I opened the glovebox and found registration dating back to the early 80s. My working theory is that an odler gentleman owned it for most of his life and when he either passed or couldn't drive it sat or was taken to the junkyard. I don't know the full history but it was registered in California before it came to Washington state so it might be a California car, which might explain the lack of major rust.
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