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Old 12-03-2013, 01:42 PM
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It has quite a few watchers. Maybe they are waiting it out to try and get it cheaper?

Found this site out of Washington today while web browsing. It appears he has a 1961 Wagon for $2250. I don't know how accurate it is as the last update I saw was at the end of October but maybe worth a call or e-mail if someone is interested?

http://www.dansgarage.net/LeMans-GTO.html

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Old 12-03-2013, 04:54 PM
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It has quite a few watchers. Maybe they are waiting it out to try and get it cheaper?

Found this site out of Washington today while web browsing. It appears he has a 1961 Wagon for $2250. I don't know how accurate it is as the last update I saw was at the end of October but maybe worth a call or e-mail if someone is interested?

http://www.dansgarage.net/LeMans-GTO.html

Happy hunting!
This '61 Wagon is still there. This is where I get all my wrecking yard stuff. Unfortunately, there has been a tree limb fall on the roof. (Sounds familiar, huh, Transporter?). It's been sitting for a long time so it can probably be had for less. Dan is pretty good to deal with.

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Old 12-03-2013, 05:03 PM
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This '61 Wagon is still there. This is where I get all my wrecking yard stuff. Unfortunately, there has been a tree limb fall on the roof. (Sounds familiar, huh, Transporter?). It's been sitting for a long time so it can probably be had for less. Dan is pretty good to deal with.
I've got a hood for it. 200 bucks plus the ride.

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Old 12-05-2013, 11:13 PM
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This '61 Wagon is still there. This is where I get all my wrecking yard stuff. Unfortunately, there has been a tree limb fall on the roof. (Sounds familiar, huh, Transporter?). It's been sitting for a long time so it can probably be had for less. Dan is pretty good to deal with.


Hey Vin, you guys up there need to quit parking under trees!

BTW, if you get any pics of the roof send them to me, just curious, my garage is FULL.

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Old 12-06-2013, 12:35 PM
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HA! Stan, when Dan started his wrecking yard he was advised to cut the trees, but he liked them. Several windstorms later, some valuable cars have been damaged.

I need to go see Dan and pick up the floor pan from the '62 that I bought from him. I will take a new pic of the wagon when I go.

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