Re: [DML] Re: Fuel Pickup Hose
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Re: [DML] Re: Fuel Pickup Hose



On the other hand, you really shouldn't be driving around in 
a car that needs significant brake work...

--
Mike
> No, I'm not saving parts. It's just that when you take a car that is 
> a rolling restoration, and use it as a daily driver, it's your only 
> car, AND you're restoring it on a budget... Core charges can be a bit 
> cost prohibitive for certain repairs. Such as my brake system. $30 
> for a Master Cylinder, and $400 for my calipers is a bit too pricey 
> for me to complete the project all at once. Even though I realize 
> that I get the money back, I'd much rather not have to figure in such 
> high core charges. Otherwise if my car wasn't a daily driver, I'd 
> just send the parts in ahead of time before ordering, to avoid the 
> charge all together.
> 
>



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