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I will tell you just like everyone else did u will regret it, or you will look back and say to yourself what if ........ and think of all the happieness a such a unique car would have brought you and kick yourself thinking of the next day you will own one similar and then you will think what happens if it isn't as good or needs even more work.

Try your best to stick it out for 3 months, and at least you will have no regrets.

Take it Easy

Mark

P.S Try to think from all perspectives and weigh everything up, see if keeping the ceffy out weighs selling it.

A good idea is to write everything out that you could possibly think of on a piece of paper and see which one has more positives.

You could also think of all the people that are into the import scene and would almost kill to own a crazy car like that even if they had to look at it in the garage for 3 months.

Take care and make sure you think things through properly so then there is less chance of regrets.

Mark

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