WEBB, Judge.
Defendants first argue that the trial court erred in allowing plaintiffs to present evidence of the cost of replacing four tires and the battery on the Blazer. They contend that because plaintiffs did not revoke their acceptance of the truck, the measure of damages was only the difference in value of the truck with a 1980 engine with 28,000 miles and with a 1977 engine with 130,000 miles and that evidence of other expenditures was irrelevant. Assuming...
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