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Looks like a Jeep from behind the Iron Curtain.

Mid seventies base truck??

Basically an upscale Aspen / Volare. Believe the same doors as the F body are on it.

Yellow Ziebart stickers on doors. Doesn't look like it was driven in the winter, though. Very clean.

Don't feel bad. I had a 66 two door post donor body car in classifieds for years. Phoenix / southern NM body. $500. could not sell it.

The Parisienne nameplate was later used on the domestic B body Pontiac - early to mid eighties.

Value of Nebraska car is likely half of the asking price, unfortunately. Just not a car, many would seek out.

The Fury (guessing 70 - 71) believe is a customer's car. Has roof damage from being forked before being pulled out of a yard. Send me a private message and can find out for sure. Owner would likely allow Newport to go for less, minus the rear axle, but then you have a carcass that is hard...

Fifteen years ago, I briefly owned a '75 Fury coupe with a three on the tree and manual pedals. 318, no A/C and manual steering. That would have made a good Road Runner Clone. Albuquerque Body. However at the time, had no money, and no place to store, long term. So down the road it went.

68 Newport four door. Located in Las Cruces NM 88007. Clean southern New Mexico body. Has title and keys. Current owner has removed 383/727 combo for his B/E body restoration business. Still has 8 3/4 rear in place, is a rolling car. $900

Did wind up selling most of front clip to a derby supplier - except for the hood. Unfortunate that there aren't more buyers interested in preserving and restoring larger cars.

Darn, that is rusty! very few large cars like that left here - the scrap run up in the late 00's made sure most dissapeared. This a '74 Chev wagon in the local U Pull, a derby guy swore up and down he would pay $2500 for the car, even though it was 1500 miles from Michigan. Once in the U...

Some really neat information here for those who aren't schooled in the history. Besides the movie. Just keep thinking of Elwood raving about the car, as he brings it home to show Jake.

A standard 53 foot trailer with take two rows of pallets, side to side.

I've never seen one in the yards. C body with extant pedals. This car in local yard had a S6 with three on tree. Has had a cobbled floor shift "conversion". Pedals were gone when I discovered it twelve to fourteen years ago. Car still sits today. I did sweep it out a few years ago to...

This car '66, certainly has potential. Just have to find that individual that wants it.

They don't offer this - shipping for outside parties at all locations. Have inquired here in Las Cruces NM and they don't offer it. Guess they don't want to be bothered with it. Roswell, NM, ironically does.

The Blues Bros car

Ozona, TX is at Exit 365 on Interstate 10. that is 345 miles from downtown El Paso. 800 miles round trip from my home in the Las Cruces area. Texas is certainly big.

Prevailing high pressure over the continent interior tends to push hurricanes to the east.