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When buying a used dragster does year matter ?
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Probably not as important as having rear suspension......
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Agree w/ CBS, today, stay away from hardtails. Unless you're new and want something to get started with, you'll just get frustrated.
As for age, it's not that relevant to a point. Having a new car built as I type, and you can be darn sure it's getting a 2011 (not a 2010) tag on it. But for buying a used one the difference between, say, a 2003 vs. a 2004 doesn't mean much. However, we're replacing a 97 car and that's old for a race car. I'd say any car with more than 8-10 years is old. You're going to see welds crack, and tubes get tired. Lots of flex in a race car, and over time that just causes problems. So the short answer is, what is really your question? If you're asking "does it matter if it's a 1992 versus a 2002?" Yes. Does it matter if it's a 04 vs 05? Not really.
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I have a very nice Don Davis swing arm for sale if you have any interest.
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