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	246. Tom Foster submitted this photo of a '75 D/L with only 36,000 miles. Submitted 15 July 2001.
	247. "Here's a drawing I did a year or so ago. Just notice the Pacer nose in the corner. Sorry this one is so crooked and out of square, the copier operator mussed it in the reduction process I figure. I also have a few other drawings on the net, at cinematour.com, type my last name in the search box and they should come up. These are better than this one in reproduction quality." -Keith Bryson Submitted 19 July 2001.
	248. "We had seven Pacers at the recent meet [2001 SE Regionals]. As is our usual practice, we posed in the courtyard of the buildings adjacent to the parking lot in which the show was held. From left to right, they are: 'Sunshine' owned by Bobbie Mistretta Lew King I missed the owner's name on this one '77 wagon owned by Glenn and Rita Allen 'Sweet Pea' owned by the late Dave MacClinchy, brought by son Todd 'Zippy' owned by Bud Turner My Pacer #4" -Glen Hoag Posted to the AMC Pacer mailing list 6 October 2001.
	249. David Whisler submitted these photos of his Pacer. Submitted 10 October 2001.
	250. Bastian Bornemann submitted these photos of their perfect red Pacer, one of five Pacers they own. (See their other entry in the archives to see photos of three of their other Pacers.) Said Bastian: "Perhaps you're interested in our newest project. Well, first we just wanted to change the transmission on our '76 Pacer hatchback. It is perfectly painted in maple red, with maple red interior. it had the 258 cui 6 inline with non-overdrive transmission. The engine ran perfectly, but the transmission didn't wanted to stop the car when we wanted, lol. So, the car waited for about 2 years without driving. About 2 years ago we found a '78 pacer V8 in silver/red. the body was so rusty I have never seen it before, but the engine ran like new. So we took the red Pacer and the silver one, and....??? Silver V8+ red 258 = 1976 perfect Pacer 304 V8, the only one in Germany, ha! You can see it for yourself on the pics. We didn't just changed the transmission... the complete underside is painted, matching the body's color." Submitted 2 November 2001.

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