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Old 11-04-2008, 02:26 AM   #1
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Default '73 Dato 1200...anyone know ANYTHING about them?!?!?!?!?

Since my mrs '94 lancer (rubbish car) was destroyed by a tree (still lol) she is in need of a car for a few months. Her uncle has offered her his old 1200 Dato for a steal and since it is a bit old school it appeals to me. He is a mechanic by trade so the thing runs like a dream. My question is this will only be used a s a daily by her for a few months, after which it will be pulled off the road and replaced with something newer. So I was thinking that a 1200 would make a nice little project for me as either a hillclimber or the like. Anything I need to know here?

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