[Chief of the 60's]

For parts - https://rochester.craigslist.org/pts...585614577.html

[gtofreek]

Originally Posted by Chief of the 60's

For parts - https://rochester.craigslist.org/pts...585614577.html

I suppose if you need an OHC6 emblem. But that's about all that is good on that car. How does it even get that bad? What, did a train run it over?

[Chief of the 60's]

Originally Posted by gtofreek

I suppose if you need an OHC6 emblem. But that's about all that is good on that car. How does it even get that bad? What, did a train run it over?

Your guess is as good as mine. That is one messed up SOB.

[Simple Man]

Cheap wagon
https://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/c...585673428.html

[Drag Star Le Mans]

THIS IS AN EPIC GOOD DEAL!!! If I had the cash it would be mine!

https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d...574491690.html

[kmeyer54]

Originally Posted by Drag Star Le Mans

THIS IS AN EPIC GOOD DEAL!!! If I had the cash it would be mine!

https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d...574491690.html

That's in roughly equivalent condition to my '70 Catalina when I bought it, and I paid $5500 for mine. Granted mine is an original 4bbl car, but I would still definitely jump on this one if I was in the area and had money to burn. This car could be flipped for probably twice what this guy us asking after a little TLC and to the right buyer.

[Lightfoot]

funny thing,
I drove right past where the '66 Lemans 'parts car' and '72 Super Beetle 'project' are (within a mile or two) yesterday on a one day road trip.

[Chris65LeMans]

There’s someone on here who mentioned seeing it on the road occasionally. If it was local to me, I’d be tempted.

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

That pickup truck is intriguing as heck to me , for some reason.
Chopped roof , and a better wheel/tire package - I think it would be killer.

Maybe even french in some 67 tail lights into the tailgate.
Rows of LED sequential bulbs inside the tail lights.


I better stop

[camerjeff]

A Project car?

https://nh.craigslist.org/pts/d/72-v...562260659.html

[bird72]

Originally Posted by camerjeff

A Project car?

https://nh.craigslist.org/pts/d/72-v...562260659.html

There were many cars in the desert that looked that condition, that were considered target practice cars back in the old days. "Try to knock the mirrors off"...... (sips beer) "Now the headlights!"..... ah, when nobody cared if you had fun and junk cars were junk cars.....

[Big Mike]

It's amazing what people will try to sell and the condition that stuff my be in. Most of the really bad stuff shown here would be perfect scrap metal, nothing more. But if you use the word "rare" in the description, suddenly it's worth a fortune. I've got a Rare 4 bolt main 455 Pontiac block with 4 sleeves in it and a huge crack right up the lifter gallery buried next to my garage. Wonder if it would be worth digging it up now and trying to sell it?

[Fullsize455]

Just curious, but I'm wondering why you'd bury a block in your yard...

[muscle_collector]

Originally Posted by Fullsize455

Just curious, but I'm wondering why you'd bury a block in your yard...

not sure but boss knew of a ra4 firebird block buried in a garden or a yard

[gtofreek]

My brother used to be a Pima County Park Ranger. He called me one day and asked if I wanted a GTO that was abandoned in the desert that he was in charge of. I said "Heck yeah"! Went and looked at it. It was a rare 73 GTO H.O. 455 car. One of just a few hundred made. It was completely stripped down, and full of bullet holes. No drivetrain at all. It was a shame, but I had to pass on it. Wasn't worth hauling in for scrap metal either.

[Simple Man]

When Studebaker went out of business around here in 1963, a company called Allied Stamping bought the metal stamping building, the presses, and everything inside. Supposedly,when they filled in the train dock, to make a flat floor, they used whatever was around for fill. New engine blocks, any sheetmetal that was laying around, NOS parts of all kinds went into the pit, and was filled over with concrete.

[Fullsize455]

Originally Posted by Simple Man

When Studebaker went out of business around here in 1963, a company called Allied Stamping bought the metal stamping building, the presses, and everything inside. Supposedly,when they filled in the train dock, to make a flat floor, they used whatever was around for fill. New engine blocks, any sheetmetal that was laying around, NOS parts of all kinds went into the pit, and was filled over with concrete.

Sad stuff. Hard to believe it was more profitable to waste all those good parts than it was to find some dirt. Different time, I guess.

[HALFWAY]

A fool and their money.

But if you have what he wants he has the cash!

https://sarasota.craigslist.org/wan/...542214104.html

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[bb400ho]

i looked through and didn't see this one in this thread



https://kalamazoo.craigslist.org/cto...565361056.html

[67drake]

Originally Posted by bb400ho

i looked through and didn't see this one in this thread



https://kalamazoo.craigslist.org/cto...565361056.html

Mmmmm........close,but.........no