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yep good idea if you just want a cheap run around

the one i got is 2004 and v cheap, sure it aint perfect but who cares

the ba's i looked at starting price is around 6500 to 7k for mid 150,000+ on them

but still in v good condition and hardly anything wrong

even with stuff wrong, still v cheap to fix

i was looking and low 200,000models for around 6k as well

its funny

the market value for a 1988 vl calais turbo is 4k to 6.5k

yet the market value for a 2004 ba falcon goes from 4000 to 5400 i think

Try closer to 10k Paul for a calais turbo, upto easy 15k. ;)

IN other news... SAU Nats DVD is ready! Anyone coming on GOR can get them early :)

RAAAGGGEEE! Another night goes past .... still the harmonic balancer bolt stays tight. Cannot get it undone. Everything has been tried. 3/4in drive rattle guns, breaker bars, proping breaker bars and cranking the car .... nothing is getting this bolt undone :(

any suggestions?

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