Found these three cars posted on Craigslist by the same guy in Sioux City. Not of much interest for me other than the barn aspect which is always fun. 1967 Plymouth Fury – model pm23star1. 383 engine $3,000/obo 1961 Chevy … Continued
Cool rig. “1972 Toyota Land Cruiser for sale. 350 chevy engine. New tires and rims, lift kit. Fresh paint.” Find it here on Craigslist in Montana.
Very cool rig. “1951 Dodge M37 3/4 ton 4×4 pickup 28,000 original miles, flat six , 24 volt, runs great, new rad, needs brake work, no rust, it has been painted yellow and used as a county fire truck until … Continued
Jyana was this girl in California that my buddy Pat set me up with. We went on one date which was all it took for her to size me up as under six feet tall and apparently not packing enough … Continued
When you talk about piddly stuff that is overlooked by non-anal car jockeys, it can often be a sign of bigger problems creeping underneath. In my case, the kid I bought the car from didn’t know what he didn’t know. … Continued
So this is posted as a must sell today. Original black plate car in a gorgeous color. Find it here in Ventura, CA on Craigslist.
If this is really as clean as the guy claims with new paint and new interior, 95% restored, it’s about half as much under market at $6,500. Nice color combination once again. Find it here on Craigslist in Prundale, CA.
The long wheel base of a Commando Jeep vs. CJ5 coupled with old style, rugged, coolness has me wishing I lived closer to Vegas. Maybe our good friend Ern can hook this one up for me. Ern, whaddu you think? … Continued
UPDATE: The red one did not make reserve at $10,100 on February 5, 2011. It has been relisted here with a lower reserve. Original Post: Just giving you the heads up on this one. Quattro, a word synonymous with … Continued
I’m lukewarm on this one because it is still missing bumpers, interior kit, front glass and doesn’t have the original or period correct engine. But as mentioned in this blog before, I likey the MGA coupe. Complete and restored ones … Continued