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To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
From: dmb993@...
Date: Wed, 14 May 2008 22:58:54 -0500
Subject: Re: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: 88' 8v92 NC 50grand

Bruce,

The only one's obsessed with the value of BB's are the buyers
on this board looking to steal a bird. As far as the newer birds
being of lesser quality, well, that sounds like sour grapes to me.

Best regards,
David
'02 LXi, NC

birdshill123 wrote:

I will be the discenter(sp) in this discussion. Why are so many BB
owners so uptight on the value of their Bird. If you are not going to
sell it does not matter if it is worth a million or one peso! These
are not investment grade works of art. As for those who somehow
think their 8 year old Brd is worth 50% of new. Dream on. To quote
the sales mfgr. of a large rv dealership: Big Iron is not selling.
They are giving very little for trades and some dealers are selling
DP's at a loss. The market value for many MH's has dropped 20 % in
just a few months. These are not BB's but as others have mentioned BB
buyers are few and far between. The factory has a couple of units
that have been there a long time with no takers. Same with Bleakely.
Of course they want way too much. I just gave up looking for another
Bird because the sellers, especially some private sellers are
expecting huge returns. $325 for a one slide 2001 LXI is ridiculous.
$175 for a nice ( not extra nice) 98 LXI is also way too high. The
market has just begun to drop for RV's and will drop even further
this summer. All this being said there are very good reasons for
buying a BB. But they do not appeal to everyone. If one has to be
convinced to buy a Bird they are not true BB people. A real potential
BB owner should see the quality right away. Nothing else deserves a
comparison. Period! I will add this: After looking at 98 and up
units: They pale beside the other 90's units. I think the quality
lessened. I saw design and build flaws on some units that do not
exist on the pre 98's. The newer they are the worse they are. That is
my opinion.

Bruce
1988 FC35

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Bozeman, MT

82PT40 6V92TA

74FC34 6V53T











bubblerboy64 wrote:







Ernie, You know what sells? Sex sells, if you look at MH's in that





light the new plastic palaces's are appealing. You have to have some 



experience and some age to want a BB. Most BB owners are older guys 



and the younger owners are experienced beyond their years. If I put 



myself back 35 years I can't see me wanting an old BB. 







John Heckman



central Pa



1973 FC



>



> In a message dated 5/14/2008 6:00:49 P.M. Central Standard Time, 



> Gregoryoc@... writes:



> 



> some folk will remain SOB irrreguardless of what they drive



> Greg- that is my son, in a nutshell.



> 



> 



> 



> Ernie Ekberg



> 83PT40



> Livingston, Montana



> 



> 



> 



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88' 8v92 NC 50grand - Terry Neal -  05-15-2008 04:16






Right on target Roger. I have pulled into Flying Js in my Blue Bird

& had the clerks inside come out to look at & admire it. How

many "motor homes" do they see in a day? How many times do they come

outside to really appreciate what a SOB is all about?



Terry Neal

Bozeman, MT

82PT40 6V92TA

74FC34 6V53T











"rogerwwebb@aol.com" wrote:










you guys hit the nail on the head .. it is nothing but

lust....

Ever since I moved on from backpacking, I lusted for an RV,

not just any RV, but one of with all the thrills of a new adventure.

I started with a pop-up and then rented plastic RV's a number of

times, but I wanted a real motor coach, not a run-of-the mill

RV.... one with automatic leveling, the tag axle (shows you're a heavy

duty type), billowing black smoke when you step on the throttle,

cruising with the semis and not getting blown off the road, etc.....  

Telling people ... 'yep, takes 300 gallons of diesel ... yep,

$1200 today .. but hey, I didn't buy it for the mileage ...' I bought

it because it is more than an RV, ... it is a hobby, a past time and it

keeps me out of bars ... well most of the time. They look at me and

either think I'm nuts our rich ...... not sure myself ....

It is much like having a very special looking girl by your

side (makes old guys look much better). This is so evident

whentailgating at the Hawkeye games with many, many SOB's and I tell

you, my 91 WL is better looking and more formidable (in terms of a

mechanical device, not a woman) that any of the others.

I find myself constantly talking about it and even showing

pictures of it, like you would a trophywife ...

yes,lust ....... no sexthough, as I doubt the wife would

approve .....

Roger Webb
91 WL
Cedar Rapids, IA




In a message dated 5/14/2008 8:45:10 P.M. Central Daylight

Time, erniecarpet@aol.com writes:
 

 

 

 







You are correct, John. I guess in the young person's eyes,

sex, glitz, and bloody slideouts are all the rage these days.


Ernie Ekberg



83PT40



Livingston, Montana

2 slide outs- one for my toolbox, the other is a Joey bed















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88' 8v92 NC 50grand - erniecarpet@... -  05-15-2008 09:20








Curt, come on up. Just had a meal that Mario fixed for this old carpet installer, tonite. Thank you very much, Mario and Bridget. Have a safe trip. 

Ernie Ekberg

83PT40

Livingston, Montana





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88' 8v92 NC 50grand - Henry Jay Hannigan -  05-15-2008 12:36




Price of diesel $4.00 and rising.....price of driving into a

Motorhome park and everyone admiring and asking if our BIRD is new;

PRICELESS.....

Regards,

Hank & Naty

90SP36















--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Terry Neal  wrote:

>

> Right on target Roger.  I have pulled into Flying Js in my Blue

Bird &

> had the clerks inside come out to look at & admire it.  How

many "motor

> homes" do they see in a day?  How many times do they come outside

to

> really appreciate what a SOB is all about?

>

> Terry Neal

> Bozeman, MT

> 82PT40 6V92TA

> 74FC34 6V53T

>

>

>

> rogerwwebb@... wrote:

>

> > you guys hit the nail on the head .. it is nothing but lust....

> >

> > Ever since I moved on from backpacking, I lusted for an RV, not

just

> > any RV, but one of with all the thrills of a new adventure.   I

> > started with a pop-up and then rented plastic RV's a number of

times,

> > but I wanted a real motor coach, not a run-of-the mill RV.... one

with

> > automatic leveling, the tag axle (shows you're a heavy duty

type),

> > billowing black smoke when you step on the throttle, cruising

with the

> > semis and not getting blown off the road, etc.....

> >

> > Telling people ... 'yep, takes 300 gallons of diesel ... yep,

$1200

> > today .. but hey, I didn't buy it for the mileage ...'   I bought

it

> > because it is more than an RV, ... it is a hobby, a past time and

it

> > keeps me out of bars ... well most of the time.  They look at me

and

> > either think I'm nuts our rich ...... not sure myself ....

> >

> > It is much like having a very special looking girl by your side

(makes

> > old guys look much better).  This is so evident when tailgating

at the

> > Hawkeye games with many, many SOB's and I tell you, my 91 WL is

better

> > looking and more formidable (in terms of a mechanical device, not

a

> > woman) that any of the others.

> >

> > I find myself constantly talking about it and even showing

pictures of

> > it, like you would a trophy wife ...

> >

> > yes, lust ... .... no sex though, as I doubt the wife would

approve .....

> >

> > Roger Webb

> > 91 WL

> > Cedar Rapids, IA

> >

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 5/14/2008 8:45:10 P.M. Central Daylight Time,

> > erniecarpet@... writes:

> >

> >     You are correct, John. I guess in the young person's eyes,

sex,

> >     glitz, and bloody slideouts are all the rage these days.

> >

> >     Ernie Ekberg

> >     83PT40

> >     Livingston, Montana

> >     2 slide outs- one for my toolbox, the other is a Joey bed

> >

> >

> >

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NCID=aolfod00030000000001>.

> >

> >

> >

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88' 8v92 NC 50grand - timvasqz -  05-15-2008 13:02




$4.00 a gal. ? where? what State?  In HOT SO. Calif (102) today

Thursday the price of Diesel is 4.77 a gal. The price of driving

into a RV Park use to be how gorgeous our Bird was; now its "How

much does it take fill that GINORMOUS BUS? I quiver in

saying "Priceless" anymore.



Tim

94pt w/300 gal tank    --- In

WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Henry Jay Hannigan"

 wrote:

>

> Price of diesel $4.00 and rising.....price of driving into a

> Motorhome park and everyone admiring and asking if our BIRD is

new;

> PRICELESS.....

> Regards,

> Hank & Naty

> 90SP36

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Terry Neal  wrote:

> >

> > Right on target Roger.  I have pulled into Flying Js in my Blue

> Bird &

> > had the clerks inside come out to look at & admire it.  How

> many "motor

> > homes" do they see in a day?  How many times do they come

outside

> to

> > really appreciate what a SOB is all about?

> >

> > Terry Neal

> > Bozeman, MT

> > 82PT40 6V92TA

> > 74FC34 6V53T

> >

> >

> >

> > rogerwwebb@ wrote:

> >

> > > you guys hit the nail on the head .. it is nothing but lust....

> > >

> > > Ever since I moved on from backpacking, I lusted for an RV,

not

> just

> > > any RV, but one of with all the thrills of a new adventure.

I

> > > started with a pop-up and then rented plastic RV's a number of

> times,

> > > but I wanted a real motor coach, not a run-of-the mill RV....

one

> with

> > > automatic leveling, the tag axle (shows you're a heavy duty

> type),

> > > billowing black smoke when you step on the throttle, cruising

> with the

> > > semis and not getting blown off the road, etc.....

> > >

> > > Telling people ... 'yep, takes 300 gallons of diesel ... yep,

> $1200

> > > today .. but hey, I didn't buy it for the mileage ...'   I

bought

> it

> > > because it is more than an RV, ... it is a hobby, a past time

and

> it

> > > keeps me out of bars ... well most of the time.  They look at

me

> and

> > > either think I'm nuts our rich ...... not sure myself ....

> > >

> > > It is much like having a very special looking girl by your

side

> (makes

> > > old guys look much better).  This is so evident when

tailgating

> at the

> > > Hawkeye games with many, many SOB's and I tell you, my 91 WL

is

> better

> > > looking and more formidable (in terms of a mechanical device,

not

> a

> > > woman) that any of the others.

> > >

> > > I find myself constantly talking about it and even showing

> pictures of

> > > it, like you would a trophy wife ...

> > >

> > > yes, lust ... .... no sex though, as I doubt the wife would

> approve .....

> > >

> > > Roger Webb

> > > 91 WL

> > > Cedar Rapids, IA

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > In a message dated 5/14/2008 8:45:10 P.M. Central Daylight

Time,

> > > erniecarpet@ writes:

> > >

> > >     You are correct, John. I guess in the young person's eyes,

> sex,

> > >     glitz, and bloody slideouts are all the rage these days.

> > >

> > >     Ernie Ekberg

> > >     83PT40

> > >     Livingston, Montana

> > >     2 slide outs- one for my toolbox, the other is a Joey bed

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >     -----------------------------------------------------------

---

> ----------

> > >     Wondering what's for Dinner Tonight? Get new twists on

family

> > >     favorites at AOL Food

> > >     <http://food.aol.com/dinner-tonight?

> NCID=aolfod00030000000001>.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ---------------------------------------------------------------

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> ------

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> > > favorites at AOL Food

> > > <http://food.aol.com/dinner-tonight?NCID=aolfod00030000000001>.

> > >

> >

>






88' 8v92 NC 50grand - Curt Sprenger -  05-15-2008 13:17




Tim,

I paid $4.29/gal/diesel Tuesday in AZ; 46 cents/gal less than here in Anaheim Hills, CA. My bus diesel tank is full. I buy AZ diesel fuel and feed the beast here in Anaheim. I'm hoping to head up to MT for some of that brisket with Shane and Ernie...waiting on other family members to make a commitment to taking the time off...time will tell. 







On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 6:02 PM, timvasqz <"Petrover1@aol.com"> wrote:










$4.00 a gal. ? where? what State? In HOT SO. Calif (102) today 



Thursday the price of Diesel is 4.77 a gal. The price of driving 



into a RV Park use to be how gorgeous our Bird was; now its "How 



much does it take fill that GINORMOUS BUS? I quiver in 



saying "Priceless" anymore.







Tim



94pt w/300 gal tank --- In 



"WanderlodgeForum%40yahoogroups.com", "Henry Jay Hannigan" 


 wrote:



>



> Price of diesel $4.00 and rising.....price of driving into a 



> Motorhome park and everyone admiring and asking if our BIRD is 



new; 



> PRICELESS.....



> Regards,



> Hank & Naty



> 90SP36



> 



> 



> 



> 



> 



> 



> 



> --- In "WanderlodgeForum%40yahoogroups.com", Terry Neal  wrote:



> >



> > Right on target Roger. I have pulled into Flying Js in my Blue 



> Bird & 



> > had the clerks inside come out to look at & admire it. How 



> many "motor 



> > homes" do they see in a day? How many times do they come 



outside 



> to 



> > really appreciate what a SOB is all about?



> > 



> > Terry Neal



> > Bozeman, MT



> > 82PT40 6V92TA



> > 74FC34 6V53T



> > 



> > 



> > 



> > rogerwwebb@ wrote:



> > 



> > > you guys hit the nail on the head .. it is nothing but lust....



> > > 



> > > Ever since I moved on from backpacking, I lusted for an RV, 



not 



> just 



> > > any RV, but one of with all the thrills of a new adventure. 



I 



> > > started with a pop-up and then rented plastic RV's a number of 



> times, 



> > > but I wanted a real motor coach, not a run-of-the mill RV.... 



one 



> with 



> > > automatic leveling, the tag axle (shows you're a heavy duty 



> type), 



> > > billowing black smoke when you step on the throttle, cruising 



> with the 



> > > semis and not getting blown off the road, etc..... 



> > > 



> > > Telling people ... 'yep, takes 300 gallons of diesel ... yep, 



> $1200 



> > > today .. but hey, I didn't buy it for the mileage ...' I 



bought 



> it 



> > > because it is more than an RV, ... it is a hobby, a past time 



and 



> it 



> > > keeps me out of bars ... well most of the time. They look at 



me 



> and 



> > > either think I'm nuts our rich ...... not sure myself ....



> > > 



> > > It is much like having a very special looking girl by your 



side 



> (makes 



> > > old guys look much better). This is so evident when 



tailgating 



> at the 



> > > Hawkeye games with many, many SOB's and I tell you, my 91 WL 



is 



> better 



> > > looking and more formidable (in terms of a mechanical device, 



not 



> a 



> > > woman) that any of the others.



> > > 



> > > I find myself constantly talking about it and even showing 



> pictures of 



> > > it, like you would a trophy wife ... 



> > > 



> > > yes, lust ... .... no sex though, as I doubt the wife would 



> approve .....



> > > 



> > > Roger Webb



> > > 91 WL



> > > Cedar Rapids, IA 



> > > 



> > > 



> > > 



> > > In a message dated 5/14/2008 8:45:10 P.M. Central Daylight 



Time, 



> > > erniecarpet@ writes:



> > >



> > > You are correct, John. I guess in the young person's eyes, 



> sex,



> > > glitz, and bloody slideouts are all the rage these days.



> > > 



> > > Ernie Ekberg



> > > 83PT40



> > > Livingston, Montana



> > > 2 slide outs- one for my toolbox, the other is a Joey bed



> > >



> > >



> > >



> > > ----------------------------------------------------------



---



> ----------



> > > Wondering what's for Dinner Tonight? Get new twists on 



family



> > > favorites at AOL Food



> > > <http://food.aol.com/dinner-tonight?



> NCID=aolfod00030000000001>.



> > >



> > >



> > >



> > >



> > > ----------------------------------------------------------



---



> ------



> > > Wondering what's for Dinner Tonight? Get new twists on family 



> > > favorites at AOL Food 



> > > <http://food.aol.com/dinner-tonight?NCID=aolfod00030000000001>.



> > >



> >



>








 






-- 

Curt Sprenger

1987 PT38 8V92 "MacAttack Racing"

Anaheim Hills, CA






88' 8v92 NC 50grand - Ryan Wright -  05-15-2008 17:45




On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 8:54 AM, brad barton <bbartonwx@...> wrote:

>

>  And you all thought the thread about CDL's would never quit.  Start

> insulting someone's newer high-dollar coaches..and we'll need more

> band-width.



Agreed. I love my old Bird but I'll buy a newish LXi (I don't buy

depreciating assets "brand new") when I have the financial means.

There are differences between the new BBs and the old. Whether those

differences are "good" or "bad" is a matter of opinion, nothing more.

My opinion is they're a mixture of both, but the good outweigh the bad

and I fully intend to upgrade - but not for a long time. I'm still

barely a new owner here and have countless more years to enjoy this

old Bird.



> But we've certainly found some design flaws in our coach.



Everything has design flaws. Old, new, you name it, I can point out

design flaws in mine, too. Of course, they can also be a matter of

opinion. One man's flaw is another's precision craftsmanship.



-Ryan

'86 PT-40 8V92






88' 8v92 NC 50grand - David Brady -  05-16-2008 03:01






Just like anything else, it's the flaws that give 'em character



and make 'em interesting. My major complaint against Prevost



is that they're too perfect. I literally fall asleep behind the wheel -



boring. The BB reminds me of my British sports car, a Triumph



TR250, it hops and weaves, and puts a smile on your face. 



Add to this all the wonderful gadgetry on a BB that keep us



amused: the electroluminescent dashboard, musical horns,



altimeter, and then all the systems that linger like long abandoned



DNA: 4 ways to heat the interior, redundant water pumps,



redundant air pumps.. And then implicit in all this is the owner



involvement, BB did a great job over the years of making 



everything accessible, the owner is encouraged to debug and



maintain these things. I've got 40 tons of HWH jacks, enough



to easily lift the bus and pull a tire if need be. Things like this



don't exist on many other brands. Its 40 years of evolution and



organic growth. Can't be beat, flaws and all. I love 'em all



and hope someday to add a vintage model to my garage.



But alas, I'm preaching to the choir.







David 



'02 LXi, NC







Ryan Wright wrote:







On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 8:54 AM, brad barton <"bbartonwx%40hotmail.com">

wrote:



>



> And you all thought the thread about CDL's would never quit. Start



> insulting someone's newer high-dollar coaches..and we'll need more



> band-width.







Agreed. I love my old Bird but I'll buy a newish LXi (I don't buy



depreciating assets "brand new") when I have the financial means.



There are differences between the new BBs and the old. Whether those



differences are "good" or "bad" is a matter of opinion, nothing more.



My opinion is they're a mixture of both, but the good outweigh the bad



and I fully intend to upgrade - but not for a long time. I'm still



barely a new owner here and have countless more years to enjoy this



old Bird.







> But we've certainly found some design flaws in our coach.







Everything has design flaws. Old, new, you name it, I can point out



design flaws in mine, too. Of course, they can also be a matter of



opinion. One man's flaw is another's precision craftsmanship.







-Ryan



'86 PT-40 8V92








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88' 8v92 NC 50grand - Terry Neal -  05-16-2008 03:37






Curt,







$4.18 up here in Billings MT today but that price will go up by tonight

probably.  Higher than that in Bozeman or Livingston.  Around $4.28 or

so there.



Terry Neal

Bozeman, MT

82PT40 6V92TA

74FC34 6V53T











Curt Sprenger wrote:







Tim,



I paid $4.29/gal/diesel Tuesday in AZ; 46 cents/gal less than here in

Anaheim Hills, CA. My bus diesel tank is full. I buy AZ diesel fuel and

feed the beast here in Anaheim. I'm hoping to head up to MT for some of

that brisket with Shane and Ernie...waiting on other family members to

make a commitment to taking the time off...time will tell. 












On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 6:02 PM, timvasqz

<"Petrover1@aol.com">

wrote:












$4.00 a gal. ? where? what State? In HOT SO. Calif (102) today 



Thursday the price of Diesel is 4.77 a gal. The price of driving 



into a RV Park use to be how gorgeous our Bird was; now its "How 



much does it take fill that GINORMOUS BUS? I quiver in 



saying "Priceless" anymore.







Tim



94pt w/300 gal tank --- In 



"WanderlodgeForum%40yahoogroups.com",

"Henry Jay Hannigan" 





.> wrote:



>



> Price of diesel $4.00 and rising.....price of driving into a 



> Motorhome park and everyone admiring and asking if our BIRD is 



new; 



> PRICELESS.....



> Regards,



> Hank & Naty



> 90SP36



> 



> 



> 



> 



> 



> 



> 



> --- In "WanderlodgeForum%40yahoogroups.com", Terry

Neal  wrote:



> >



> > Right on target Roger. I have pulled into Flying Js in my

Blue 



> Bird & 



> > had the clerks inside come out to look at & admire it.

How 



> many "motor 



> > homes" do they see in a day? How many times do they come 



outside 



> to 



> > really appreciate what a SOB is all about?



> > 



> > Terry Neal



> > Bozeman, MT



> > 82PT40 6V92TA



> > 74FC34 6V53T



> > 



> > 



> > 



> > rogerwwebb@ wrote:



> > 



> > > you guys hit the nail on the head .. it is nothing but

lust....



> > > 



> > > Ever since I moved on from backpacking, I lusted for an

RV, 



not 



> just 



> > > any RV, but one of with all the thrills of a new

adventure. 



I 



> > > started with a pop-up and then rented plastic RV's a

number of 



> times, 



> > > but I wanted a real motor coach, not a run-of-the mill

RV.... 



one 



> with 



> > > automatic leveling, the tag axle (shows you're a heavy

duty 



> type), 



> > > billowing black smoke when you step on the throttle,

cruising 



> with the 



> > > semis and not getting blown off the road, etc..... 



> > > 



> > > Telling people ... 'yep, takes 300 gallons of diesel ...

yep, 



> $1200 



> > > today .. but hey, I didn't buy it for the mileage ...' I





bought 



> it 



> > > because it is more than an RV, ... it is a hobby, a past

time 



and 



> it 



> > > keeps me out of bars ... well most of the time. They

look at 



me 



> and 



> > > either think I'm nuts our rich ...... not sure myself

....



> > > 



> > > It is much like having a very special looking girl by

your 



side 



> (makes 



> > > old guys look much better). This is so evident when 



tailgating 



> at the 



> > > Hawkeye games with many, many SOB's and I tell you, my

91 WL 



is 



> better 



> > > looking and more formidable (in terms of a mechanical

device, 



not 



> a 



> > > woman) that any of the others.



> > > 



> > > I find myself constantly talking about it and even

showing 



> pictures of 



> > > it, like you would a trophy wife ... 



> > > 



> > > yes, lust ... .... no sex though, as I doubt the wife

would 



> approve .....



> > > 



> > > Roger Webb



> > > 91 WL



> > > Cedar Rapids, IA 



> > > 



> > > 



> > > 



> > > In a message dated 5/14/2008 8:45:10 P.M. Central

Daylight 



Time, 



> > > erniecarpet@ writes:



> > >



> > > You are correct, John. I guess in the young person's

eyes, 



> sex,



> > > glitz, and bloody slideouts are all the rage these days.



> > > 



> > > Ernie Ekberg



> > > 83PT40



> > > Livingston, Montana



> > > 2 slide outs- one for my toolbox, the other is a Joey bed



> > >



> > >



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> NCID=aolfod00030000000001>.



> > >



> > >



> > >



> > >



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> > > Wondering what's for Dinner Tonight? Get new twists on

family 



> > > favorites at AOL Food 



> > > <http://food.aol.com/dinner-tonight?NCID=aolfod00030000000001>.



> > >



> >



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1987 PT38 8V92 "MacAttack Racing"



Anaheim Hills, CA