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Old 28-09-2005, 11:36 PM   #1
InitialD
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Default Series 1 Ghia owners

Could anyone with a
STOCK Series 1 EA Fairmont ghia with 3 speed auto

Please tell me there average L/100ks. Im sure that 4 speeders are higher then the 3 speed auto readings. My mums EA is currently getting 17.8 and Im not sure if thats high for a 3 speeder.

thanks

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