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Old 16-03-2015, 01:32 AM   #1
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Default Capri help please

Hi all
Just wondering if anyone on here can tell me their thoughts (or any issues even) on a 1994 SE Capri Barchetta?
I'm looking at buying one, she has some issues and not sure if they are easy enough to fix or nightmares. (I don't know much about these cars except I like it lol).

Issues: wheel bearings; strut top mounts; steering rack boot; X1 engine mount; CD player broken (would it be simple enough to put a different stereo in?

Any advice / info would be awesome
Thanks :-)
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