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I'm pretty sure I know how to read. People in the car business can also tell signs of reconditioning. People in the know, know that reconditioning a damaged car kills car value. Assuming they fix them to like new condition, I still want to know what I'm buying in case it may have anything to do with future problems. Or perhaps you would like one of the Mazdas that were reclaimed from the bottom of the Pacific. Some of those had no body damage; maybe I should drain out all the water, put some new upholstery in it and sell it to you as new.]]>Jan 15th 2008 10:51AM