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stringmann
Supporting Member of Barthmobile.com 5/15
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This was under the front axle area of my '93 Regency. It is about the length and width of my hand. It appears to be some kind of insulation, rubber about an inch thick (and maybe 5" in diameter) that seemed to wrap around a pipe. It was sitting on the asphalt; I don't know when this happened but my Barth had been sitting there for a while, so I don't believe it is from another vehicle. I thought it might be part of a sway bar, but I couldn't find anything missing. Any help? tia,

 
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K&E
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It looks like the remnants of a Hyundai.....
 
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Richard_Muise
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Been near Roswell lately?


R.P.Muise 1994 Breakaway/Cummins 5.9/Allison transmission/Spartan Chassis
 
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