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WTB 1974 TII


justinrb70

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Price: $100
Location: Alameda, CA


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I'm interested if I can find my old car, it was a 1974 2002Tii.  I sold it in 2009 to a guy in Fairfield, CA, I was living in Concord, CA at the time.  It had a zender fender flair kit on it, and alpina rims.  I posted it for sale here when I sold it, maybe someone knows it.  I know it's a long shot.

Thank you

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surprisingly if you google the vin# it may show up somewhere.  

 

I bet those rank and file Fairfield/Vaccaville  guys know something.  

 

You do know in 2009 a 74 tii was around $5 to $10K on average. Today maybe a little more.  

 

found it!  Shit man that was a great deal

 

Edited by conkitchen

But what do I know

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