For Sale '71 300 in good order $1800

[crv]

1971 Chry. 300

 

[1978 NYB]

I'm pretty sure we've seen this car for sale several times. Looks like the same bullet hole in the the right front fender.

Looks like a great car none the less.

 

[crv]

I'm pretty sure we've seen this car for sale several times. Looks like the same bullet hole in the the right front fender.

Looks like a great car none the less.

Bullet hole?, an Elvis impersonator or a nutcase?

 

[polara71]

for 1800....why not?

 

[Big_John]

At $1800, I'd leave the bullet hole. Adds character.

 

[crv]

for 1800....why not?

You are lucky to be able to buy a nice old car for so little money, we can't get any cars made before 1978 in good nick here for under 5K (that's for Australian made cars), and sometimes that 5K will only buy something pulled out of a wrecking yard.

 

[polara71]

Yeah but you have Kangaroos

 

[crv]

Yeah but you have Kangaroos

I'm willing to trade a few roos for a nice '73 Imperial!

 

[polara71]

I'd make that swap in a minute.

 

[crv]

I'd make that swap in a minute.

They may look cute but they cause a lot of damage to our cars.
This is an all too familiar scene on our country roads: Time for action as kangaroos invade the region’s highways - Heathcote - mmg.com.au

 

[tallhair]

They may look cute but they cause a lot of damage to our cars.
This is an all too familiar scene on our country roads: Time for action as kangaroos invade the region’s highways - Heathcote - mmg.com.au

That roo must have been really pissed to kick that hood in like that

 

[crv]

That roo must have been really pissed to kick that hood in like that

This is NOT what you want to encounter on the road:

 

[Big_John]

They may look cute but they cause a lot of damage to our cars.
This is an all too familiar scene on our country roads: Time for action as kangaroos invade the region’s highways - Heathcote - mmg.com.au

We have the same problem with deer around here. I've hit two of them.

At least there's hunting seasons were I am to keep the population down. In fact, bow hunting season just opened a couple days ago.

 

[commando1]

I want one!

 

[barnfind]

Thats one big S.O.B

 

[Wollfen]

Kangaroo populations are culled each year according to a quota set by the government, tags are acquired by the roo shooters to do this. Kangaroo populations also fluctuate according to how much wheat is being grown too. I used to do some roo shooting myself for a few years and from time to time you would see large numbers that had bred up from the previous season. Their numbers do fluctuate and do go up sometimes but they just as quickly go down again in correlation to the amount of food available. All depends on which farmers are growing crops and what type. And no, I didn't bring any with me when I came to the states!

 

[commando1]

How do they taste? And don't say "like chicken" . . .

 

[65Fury440]

How do they taste? And don't say "like chicken" . . .

Maybe just order some next time you're out to eat.

Just order the Hoppy Meal.










Sorry I'll head to my room now.

 

[Wollfen]

How do they taste? And don't say "like chicken" . . .

I wouldn't touch a Roo burger with a ten foot pole, they have a lot of infestations, and the meat is not fit for human consumption really. The meat is used for making pet food and the skins for making furry products.

 

[68Nwprt]

Price dropped to $1500.00
1971 Chry. 300