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Old 10-08-2007, 01:24 PM   #1
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Default Purchasing a XY GT Replica

Hi,

Just a quick question: "What makes your decision on which XY GT Replica you would buy?"

(1) Color - if color - what color ? ie red over white etc.
(2) GT Parts - Dash, trims, wheels - ie all GT optons
(3) Drive train - 351, Auto or Manual, 9", manual - Single Rail or Top Loader
(4) Others - Please advise.

Reason is I see lots of XY GT Replicas for sale and can't work out why one car goes for $50k and another goes for $30k even when the 30k car has more gt options than the 50k one.

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