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Candi,
Ya gotta give us a little more to work with here.
In what overall condition is your RR Classic in?
Mike
www.eurotekapg.com
Ya gotta give us a little more to work with here.
In what overall condition is your RR Classic in?
Mike
www.eurotekapg.com
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Well Candi.... the best advice I can give you is to be careful in how you go about putting money into your Classic. I have a 1991 Black Classic that is very straight, and the little flaws it does have would cost a fair amount of money to correct. For instance-- the interior wood trim pieces you would have to find used. There are Yards that specialize in this area. One--actually is called "Specialized British" in Rancho Cordova, California. They have a number of Classics stripped down, and the hard to find stuff is something they frequently have. However, you could expect to pay $200-500 for used pieces depending on how many you needed to replace. My Classic has 140K on it now, and the main areas I pay attention to have to do with the mechanics of the vehicle (drivetrain, suspension, etc.). Your loose console might be something simple.
Go to my web-site and read through the technical info sections to get a better idea of potential problem areas and what to look for. These are great trucks!! So enjoy it.
Anyway--hope this helps.
Mike McLaughlin
www.eurotekapg.com
Go to my web-site and read through the technical info sections to get a better idea of potential problem areas and what to look for. These are great trucks!! So enjoy it.
Anyway--hope this helps.
Mike McLaughlin
www.eurotekapg.com
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