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Old 04-13-2002, 09:31 AM   #4
David Fulford
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I would have to guess it would work. If it's cheap try it anyway. That car looks to have a pretty staright body and to not be too rusted out. What a find. I would love to have a convertible.

Good luck. As Nicolette said, someone will eventually tell you for sure if it will work. I have learned alot from this site.
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