The sad thing is that it ever got this bad to begin with. A Harrington
LeMans is not a throw-away car, it's a cut above the rest. Regardless of the
circumstances, it deserves a better fate. I truly hope someone steps up and
rescues it.
A suitable donor Alpine wouldn't be hard to find, and in this case, it would
be justifiable to reshell the car in order to save it.
Jon Arzt
Omaha, NE USA
(too far away and too many projects already!)
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> The Alpine stuff is Really Bad but the harrington stuff looks 'not bad'.
Just don't say I did not warn you :-)
> Carl
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