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http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/new...s-lost-at-sea/
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YOUR RESEARCHouch ... M3s drowned at sea
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POST 2Original post
Years ago, I bought a brand new 1974 911. The dealer sent a guy up to the docks to pick up the car. In those days dealers here in NJ often did that. I know the car came straight from the dock to the dealership. I was there when the car came in. 4 years later the clear coat cracked on top and I had the whole car stripped down and repainted. When they stripped it, they found out that the door had been damaged and repaired. Neither the dealer nor I ever knew. Of course it never bothered me not knowing. So I imagine if they fix it right, they may not tell.
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