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| sj914 |
  Aug 20 2003, 04:37 PM
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I'm new to this forum, but not new to 914's I had one back in about 6 years ago and I just recently acquired another one this time a 74. From what I have seen on different 914's is the rear trunk on some of them have big gaps on the sides and some have really tight gaps. Is this because of the factory and how they put them together or is this due to age and/or signs that the car was damaged and repaired.
Also this is OT: What is the cutoff year for a car being exempt from smog in California, from what I have read in the posts it includes the '74 year also. But I could be wrong. |
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sj914 Rear trunk gap Aug 20 2003, 04:37 PM
seanery Welcome!!
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