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Old 07-23-2010, 12:50 PM #16
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Yeah, I thought it was the Pacer too, but I Googled "AMC Pacer fire" and didn't find any reference to that little problem.

But here's validation of your "ugliest" speculation: http://theweeklydriver.com/2010/01/2...rs-ever-built/

I'm not a good fighter, though...I punch like a girl in addition to throwing like one.
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