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David Baird

Re: ask the man that owns one

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Hi and welcome.

I like the way the prewar and postwar Clippers look and perform. I also think the 48 and up straight eights are great and easily keep up with traffic. Especially with overdrive. An added benefit of these cars is the lower price than the prewar cars.
Good luck and find something you particularly like the looks of.

Posted on: 2010/7/7 22:54

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