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Re: Denmark Caribbean
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Probably a gravel shield to protect oil pan. Maybe the car was used on alot of dirt roads.

Posted on: 2012/8/12 13:17
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Re: Denmark Caribbean
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Quote:

Let the ride decide wrote:

...What are the red pods on the front fenders? This looks like someone's art project...


Probably fitted to conform to the country's lighting requirements, just a guess.

(o[]o)

Posted on: 2012/8/12 18:21
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Re: Denmark Caribbean
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JW

Your guess is right, the pods are used as additional directional signals.

Tom

Posted on: 2012/8/13 2:18
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Re: Denmark Caribbean
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Car was sold for DKK 252.000, or USD 41.650,-.

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Posted on: 2012/8/13 8:28
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Re: Denmark Caribbean
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Seems a not entirely unreasonable price. If you bought the same car here and paid the shipping to Denmark, that would probably cost about $2800, give or take. Assuming decent mechanicals, if you put $25,000 into it in the right places, you'd probably still have your head above water.

Posted on: 2012/8/13 8:50
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