[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.

[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

[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!

[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".

[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.

[Greg Reid]

Why does he show a pic of a '70 GTO?
'69, '70...what's the difference right? ..lol

[Verdoro 68]

On the plus side, it's 20% assembled.

[67drake]

An omen to the state of the rest of the car when the dual quad air cleaners don't even fit because they hit each other. Just sayin'.....

[Rocky Racoon]

This Mustang must have the largest engine ever made.

http://tampa.craigslist.org/pnl/cto/4845486030.html

[BigB]

Originally Posted by Rocky Racoon

This Mustang must have the largest engine ever made.



http://tampa.craigslist.org/pnl/cto/4845486030.html

In unrelated news. Clearwater is the headquarters of Scientology.
:-) so lots of quacks there.


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[Rocky Racoon]

Originally Posted by BigB

In unrelated news. Clearwater is the headquarters of Scientology.
:-) so lots of quacks there.

Quackologists.

[Scarebird]

Originally Posted by Rocky Racoon

This Mustang must have the largest engine ever made.

http://tampa.craigslist.org/pnl/cto/4845486030.html

...or the straightest V6 I have ever seen. We have a 66 in the shop now; 170 ci sixes do not FLY by any measure...

[helmerrock]

Originally Posted by Scarebird

...or the straightest V6 I have ever seen. We have a 66 in the shop now; 170 ci sixes do not FLY by any measure...

This is not your ordinary motor...it is the 200 cubic feet motor!!

[Chris65LeMans]

Originally Posted by Rocky Racoon

This Mustang must have the largest engine ever made.

http://tampa.craigslist.org/pnl/cto/4845486030.html

I can't stand it when sellers list stupid stuff like "recent radiator flush." Oh - I'm glad he took care of the hard stuff!

His biggest mistake was including a copy of his receipt for all the new sheetmetal. I can tell by the hole in the trunk that he didn't install it. His shopping list alone shows there is a lot of rust going on under there.

Just brings back memories of the red '65 I went to look at back when I was in high school. (he wanted $800.) I popped the hood and the drivers' side subframe rail was rusted all the way through - a few inches of the entire beam had just disappeared!

[Alvin]

Originally Posted by Chris65LeMans

I can't stand it when sellers list stupid stuff like "recent radiator flush." Oh - I'm glad he took care of the hard stuff!

His biggest mistake was including a copy of his receipt for all the new sheetmetal. I can tell by the hole in the trunk that he didn't install it. His shopping list alone shows there is a lot of rust going on under there.

Just brings back memories of the red '65 I went to look at back when I was in high school. (he wanted $800.) I popped the hood and the drivers' side subframe rail was rusted all the way through - a few inches of the entire beam had just disappeared!

Other than that it was pretty cherry?

JK. Long time ago had a family member try to pawn off a New England Rusty notch 65 Stang straight 6 (250 Ford truck motor) w 3-spd stick...thing ran great...but it was rotten w same cancer rust that made me laugh and say "thanks but no thanks!" And I never looked back or regretted it.