After lengthy negotiations, Joe and Ted enter into a written contract which provides that Joe will sell Ted his 1969 Ford Mustang for $475, payment is to be made within 90 days and delivery is due upon final payment. A dispute over the contract arises and at trial Ted attempts to offer testimony that before the contract was signed, Joe had agreed to install a new clutch before he delivered the car. The judge will: Group of answer choices A. Allow the testimony because it is evidence of the consideration of the contract. B. Allow the testimony because Ted is sworn to tell the truth. C. Not allow the testimony because it violates the Statute of Fraud. D. Not allow the testimony because it violates the Parole Evidence Rule