[hurryinhoosier62]

Originally Posted by Stuckinda60s

Actually, Greg, you said you'd guess that it was a custom paint job and not a Hurst. The guy's not trying to pull a fast one, he mentions nothing about it being a Hurst.

Question, Rich: Then WHY use the SAME colors as the Hurst GP IF he wasn't trying to deceive?

[Lightfoot]

Originally Posted by bird72

"14.78 ,at 104 . 232 cu.inch,inline 6-cyl"

Helluva second half of track blast! On a small six! hmmmmmmmm......

Must have been on the bottle.

Looks like a bomb went off in his yard.

[hurryinhoosier62]

Originally Posted by hurryinhoosier62

Question, Rich: Then WHY use the SAME colors as the Hurst GP IF he wasn't trying to deceive?

Two other ads are posted for this vehicle (Ebay and Hemmings). The Ebay ad specifically mentions "Hurst" (Hurst effect). IME, people who start "name dropping"(i.e., Hurst, Royal Pontiac, etc) are looking to profit of the ignorance of others.

[Alvin]

Originally Posted by Lightfoot

Must have been on the bottle.

Looks like a bomb went off in his yard.

And in & around the NASH car too!

[blue71ta]

http://holland.craigslist.org/cto/4821515606.html

[JG'SGTO]

That is such a waste of a nice car. Why O why

[Chris65LeMans]

Originally Posted by blue71ta

http://holland.craigslist.org/cto/4821515606.html

The seller is not big on complete sentences. If Craigslist is free, why do sellers write their ads like it costs $500 per word?

[goatless]

I don't have the CL listing for it, but a guy on the station wagon page said this is for sale near him...



I actually kind of like the back half of it.
You can tell it's a Pontiac, check out the front marker light cutout.

[GT182]

Goatless, see if you can get a CL link from him. We gotta see what happened to the front of it.

Like you I like the rear end. Looks like a copy of the 2 Kammback Firebirds but with a spoiler added. Neat looking except for that front end.

I wonder if this is it on this Chinese or Japanese website. Sure looks the same.
6th photo down........ http://images.1233.tw/trans-wagon/

[goatless]

Definitely the same car!

[Stuckinda60s]

Originally Posted by GT182

Goatless, see if you can get a CL link from him. We gotta see what happened to the front of it.

Like you I like the rear end. Looks like a copy of the 2 Kammback Firebirds but with a spoiler added. Neat looking except for that front end.

I wonder if this is it on this Chinese or Japanese website. Sure looks the same.
6th photo down........ http://images.1233.tw/trans-wagon/

There are some really good-looking wagons on that site, I didn't know there were that many different variations of them. Obviously there were several kit makers out there.

[Greg Reid]

Nothin' wrong with this....

[JG'SGTO]

Originally Posted by Greg Reid

Nothin' wrong with this....

I really like the look of this car. It looks almost like it was made that why from the factory. They did a nice job.

[uneasyrider]

I think I could see the $4k in this sweet baby.

http://lewiston.craigslist.org/cto/4799731069.html

[uneasyrider]

I can really see the value here. It's the custom dash work that really pulls in the bucks on this one. It's worth every penny!

http://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/cto/4832249553.html

[FirebirdHank]

That van would be worth more if he had never changed anything.

[uneasyrider]

Originally Posted by FirebirdHank

That van would be worth more if he had never changed anything.

I agree. He might get a $2k out of it if it were stock but this is quite the "custom" here. Yep... rolling art.

[Alvin]

Originally Posted by uneasyrider

I think I could see the $4k in this sweet baby.

http://lewiston.craigslist.org/cto/4799731069.html

Family friends with homes in Sandpoint/Coeur d'Alene/Ponderay areas had a familial 2-tone Burgundy & White '53 Chebby 4-door called "Huckleberry" that was a fun vehicle to transport 4 to 6 adults and kids on various trips and actually picking Huckleberry's for some home made pie. That Chebby was a yr round native Idaho car and had various panel rust issues (bubbling) under the paint...so, wondering about this CL Poncho if same condition?

No matter, cool car as a 2-door...and I can't remember seeing that swatch of door chrome before, wonder what model that is?

[uneasyrider]

Originally Posted by Alvin

Family friends with homes in Sandpoint/Coeur d'Alene/Ponderay areas had a familial 2-tone Burgundy & White '53 Chebby 4-door called "Huckleberry" that was a fun vehicle to transport 4 to 6 adults and kids on various trips and actually picking Huckleberry's for some home made pie. That Chebby was a yr round native Idaho car and had various panel rust issues (bubbling) under the paint...so, wondering about this CL Poncho if same condition?

No matter, cool car as a 2-door...and I can't remember seeing that swatch of door chrome before, wonder what model that is?

All I know is I wouldn't pay $4k for it. There's a LOT of money that needs to be spent on that to make it "right".

[Chris65LeMans]

Originally Posted by uneasyrider

I can really see the value here. It's the custom dash work that really pulls in the bucks on this one. It's worth every penny!

http://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/cto/4832249553.html

Funniest if you read the description BEFORE looking at the pics.

It's an inline 6 "race ending" with a 2 bbl carb!