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  1. Wolfsbane

    Wolfsbane New Member

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    I am posting for my father who has several Chrysler Town and Country wagons. He owns a 1971 and a 1975 wagon, both in almost new condition. I was trying to sell some parts off of a 1971 wagon but have to have five posts up apparently before I can do anything. If anyone is interested I have a complete list of parts available.
    Mark
     
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    Wolfsbane, PM sent.
     
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    Good story. Italian streets might be too narrow to whisk people through in a hurry with a big ride like that. Never been there, but old French and German towns still don't permit much more that a small car or truck.
     
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