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John. Good idea to only fix what's broken because renewing parts at random could cost you as much as a new car. With so little information to go on there are dozens of possibilities, so let's try to get some specifics. [1] Can you feel any vibration when the noise starts, and if so where? (Floor, steering wheel, pedals.) [2] Does the noise change when you fully open and fully close the throttle at 60 mph? [3] Have the road wheels been balanced recently? [4] Does the noise change as you turn the steering wheel? (I appreciate you can't go full lock at 60 mph so don't turn further than is safe.) [5] Has the car been serviced according to the schedule, particularly regarding engine belts, water pump, etc?

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Hello Sharon, Thanks for joining and posting your plea. For advertising coverage, you won’t beat EBay and Autotrader websites. Of course, you are very welcome to post on here - just provide the fullest of descriptions, some photos, and the price you want for it. Kind regards, Gareth.