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Originally Posted by Phish
Altered the odometer!?
Look at your odometer. Do you see those silver lines between the numbers? That means your odometer has been tampered with. Meaning, the mileage is incorrect, and that 63k is not the actual mileage.
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I didn't know odometers did that. Learn something new everday at Bonneville Club. Good info to those looking at used cars though.
I still think the airbag, fog light, and "rustless" rusty engine strut were good.
I still think the airbag, fog light, and "rustless" rusty engine strut were good.
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I had my Odometer apart to fix the Trip meter, I actualy ended up adding numbers, But the spare ODO I got from the junk yard did the silver line thing about as soon as I touched it... And it was only 40ish mi higher than my car, Should have left it alone...