Reply to "'71 #1022 (Pushbutton) in NC"

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Thanks Brian. That means a lot coming from you in light of everything you and your Dad have done with your pushbutton car in the last few years yourselves. It's good to have some affirmation in this market. I'm also negotiable, though I truly believe it's priced reasonably for what will be a car needing nothing for years to come for whoever buys it.

Spread the word, everybody! I'm sure I could be talked into a finder's fee. Granted, I've done no advertising yet other than what's here, but I really don't want 2 Panteras (believe it or not).

11/3/092:37 PM

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