[FirebirdHank]

Originally Posted by hilljacknm

The crazies have been quiet down here for a while. Who wouldn't want to drive around in this?

http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/4231914328.html

I'm always amazed at what some people spend on these vehicles and then try to sell them to try and get some of that money back. Who would want a Fat Albert El Camino!
I like where he states that the lambo doors have chipped the paint at the jambs.
Also, it is good that he has removed the tv screen from the tail-gate and put the license plate holder back in. I guess you could just put a picture of your tag on the tv!

What a joke!

[Ben M.]

Originally Posted by FirebirdHank

I'm always amazed at what some people spend on these vehicles and then try to sell them to try and get some of that money back.

I for one just can't imagine how they could possibly build a car like that, then decide to sell for like $5000-7500. You know there's a lot more money than that tied up into the car, even if the work was less than stellar.

[Stuckinda60s]

Originally Posted by Ben M.

I for one just can't imagine how they could possibly build a car like that, then decide to sell for like $5000-7500. You know there's a lot more money than that tied up into the car, even if the work was less than stellar.

He can't take it to jail with him and needs the money. I bought a RAIV intake-with crossover and dated to fit my heads, for $100, under those circumstances.

[Alvin]

Originally Posted by Stuckinda60s

He can't take it to jail with him and needs the money. I bought a RAIV intake-with crossover and dated to fit my heads, for $100, under those circumstances.

RAIV parts were real conversation pieces for the Jail Cell Diggs, eh? JK!

Most of the times I see one of these "Fat Albert" jalopy creations they remind me of someone trying to hide illegal $$$ in something that can't be claimed on tax forms, etc. if you catch my drift?