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12-31-2002, 09:50 PM

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88workcar

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or you can do a butt load of weight reduction like 88workcar done

I did a little more this weekend, I removed all the front half carpet, the rest of the tar paper, the fire wall insulation, center console arm rest/cubby hole thing in the middle, radio, speakers, dirt, grime, pennies, quaters, ect...

BUT I ADDED A MILLION POUNDS WORTH OF ROLL CAGE ;D

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