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    completing the build - 1973 RSR rep

    I have had this car for over 5 years now and its been off the road hanging for me to complete for over 2 years , with the new garage built i have the space (maybe not the time) to complete it for next summer (our summer )

    back ground - imported from the usa in 91 by a local racer , car is a 73T body with 2.4ltr S engine (genuine) matching gear box and lots of "s" parts. ali trailing arms , etc...

    was raced and hill climbed for over 12 years in nz and was a mix of motorsport interior and turbo bolt on's (tail / wheels / mirrors) which looked nastie ...
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