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@Jett
its really hard to tell whats going on with that inner guard. something looks like its happened. could be as innocent as a bad gouge/scratch that has been touched up. can't see where the repair if it is one goes at the top end or the bottom. there are a lot of mottled artefacts in the digital photos which make it hard to really see. ![]() maybe its a sign that some bastard did actually drive this baby pre 1979 and gave it a bit of stick and slid it into a ditch or put it through an english hedgerow. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) |
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