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    Did you check the link I left on my last post? There are some nice slightly used ones out there for cheap compared to new... And beware of what Cody was saying--and the shifting linkage on the T-56 is having a bunch of problems too--far what I've heard... I would only spend around $30k on a low mileage unit--and spend a little extra beefing up what is weak...

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    Quote Originally Posted by txarkitekt View Post
    Did you check the link I left on my last post? There are some nice slightly used ones out there for cheap compared to new... And beware of what Cody was saying--and the shifting linkage on the T-56 is having a bunch of problems too--far what I've heard... I would only spend around $30k on a low mileage unit--and spend a little extra beefing up what is weak...
    i did see the link, im always afraid to buy used from a dealer because they are so often either been leased or rental cars that have been beaten on really bad.
    when hertz or some rental place leases them for a year it can still be claimed as a 1 owner car. i may end up getting a new one depending on what the bank says if i cant find a good used one privately. but i been browsing autotrader. is there any fix for the linkage? can the rear end be swapped out for something stronger?

    thanks for the link also.

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