where to find repu info...
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where to find repu info...
I might be buying a 74 repu, where can I find out what to look for? I already know that it is a four speed (and a early 5-speed will fit), but what else? I am mostly interested because it is presmog (can you say TII?) and it's a piece of history. my fb will probably go full track car status soon and I'd be able to drive the repu on the street...
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I might be buying a 74 repu, where can I find out what to look for? I already know that it is a four speed (and a early 5-speed will fit), but what else? I am mostly interested because it is presmog (can you say TII?) and it's a piece of history. my fb will probably go full track car status soon and I'd be able to drive the repu on the street...
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Pre-smog must be nice, the only rotary that wouldnt need to be smogged in AZ is an NSU, 67 and newer must be smogged (even motorcycles) unless you register as collector car.
Cool on the REPU. Things to look for are floor pan rust, they almost all seem to have that. Also would be the battery box, most are pretty shot. The other big thing is the front valence. Pineapple did some fiberglass repro's but they are not very common and good condition originals are also nearly extinct.
Everything else is the same as any other old car.
Cool on the REPU. Things to look for are floor pan rust, they almost all seem to have that. Also would be the battery box, most are pretty shot. The other big thing is the front valence. Pineapple did some fiberglass repro's but they are not very common and good condition originals are also nearly extinct.
Everything else is the same as any other old car.
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