Reply to "1986 gt5"

johnkazloMember

quote:
Originally posted by phill1:
I am the guy that got the red 1986 GT5-S
@ $47,000. Mine was a clean, low milage car.
As to the GT-5 now shown, if it is an original 3,000 mile car, why the aftermarket wheels? This question begs some reflection.

PHILL. IF YOUR CAR IS THE ONE I AM THINKING OF IT BELONGED TO AN OLDER MAN
[70'S] AND HE WAS THE ORIGINAL OWNER.
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11/27/022:27 PM

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