Should I or NOT
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Where will you store it? It looks like you already have a collection, so I imagine you've got a yard or barn with all this stuff.
It's certainly worth it just for the parts value, and you could fix it easily enough and flip it or whatever, but do you have the time and space?
There's a sweet '88 RRC (exposed hinges) for sale in town. I'd love to pick that up but it would need a lot of time and space to do the work I'd want on it, and I have neither.
It's certainly worth it just for the parts value, and you could fix it easily enough and flip it or whatever, but do you have the time and space?
There's a sweet '88 RRC (exposed hinges) for sale in town. I'd love to pick that up but it would need a lot of time and space to do the work I'd want on it, and I have neither.
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Where will you store it? It looks like you already have a collection, so I imagine you've got a yard or barn with all this stuff.
It's certainly worth it just for the parts value, and you could fix it easily enough and flip it or whatever, but do you have the time and space?
There's a sweet '88 RRC (exposed hinges) for sale in town. I'd love to pick that up but it would need a lot of time and space to do the work I'd want on it, and I have neither.
It's certainly worth it just for the parts value, and you could fix it easily enough and flip it or whatever, but do you have the time and space?
There's a sweet '88 RRC (exposed hinges) for sale in town. I'd love to pick that up but it would need a lot of time and space to do the work I'd want on it, and I have neither.
We now have 140 ac with a 10,000 sq ft shop. I am at that age where it is screw the inheritance and full speed ahead,