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With no title, engine, or trans, I would hope the price is negotiable. She sure is pretty though.

Thanks. Still learning which cars came with the hideaways and when.

Does it have the hideaway headlamps or fixed?

Thanks for all of the information. Adding to the situation that it’s very far away makes it unlikely I’ll be buying this car. IF it were less rusty I could probably make it work but I think there’s just too many strikes against it. I’m not looking for perfection but I’m also not interested in...

I mean, I feel there’s enough here for someone looking to take on a project but I already have several projects. I was hoping for something a little more solid, by no means perfect. I don’t mind a car that shows it’s age, in fact sometimes I prefer it. This may be too much though.

He’s asking $5,000 or best offer. There is some rust in the right lower corner of the rear window, the end where the right rear quarter meets the cap above the taillight, and the hanging sheet metal behind the right rear tires. The interior is very dirty. Haven’t even gotten to asking if it runs...

Ok! I was having trouble reading some of the numbers and misread that as A51 (instead of H-51) which a vin decoder lead me to believe was an S-23. I was unaware that this roof was not available as such. So, between the missing 383, not being an S-23, and the overall condition I’m not so...

I’m looking at a 1970 Plymouth Sport Fury and the seller was kind enough to provide a fender tag. I’ve decoded some of it myself. Is that an A51 and does that mean what I think it means? Unfortunately it appears the 383 has been replaced with a small block as the distributor is in back. I’m...

It’s a heck of a good deal. As I said, been saving but don’t expect to be ready to buy until mid-late 2021. She’ll probably be long sold by then but if not, this car is on my short list.

I’ll be completely honest, I don’t YET have enough to buy this car, but I am saving towards a ‘70 Plymouth like this or perhaps a New Yorker, or Imperial. Other than finishing work and reassembly what does this car need most to move under its own power? Does it have all its glass?

That is a very informative response! Thank you very much. I had just assumed the window was stationary in post cars.

The one in the background. If I’m not mistaken I’ve seen that in hardtop configuration and as a post. Did they just bolt in a fixed window and post or is there significant structural difference?

So here’s my stupid question for the day. What term is used to designate the concave (innie) roof that also had a “post” instead of being a hardtop? Is that the “Gran Coupe?” And is it essentially the same as a hardtop but equipped with a stationary window and post instead of one that rolls...

I’ve been watching this ad on CL for a while and I’ve been curious about the repairs and misaligned windows. I wonder how bad the damage is underneath the doors.

Good point. Not nearly as many beaters on the road in Pa as there used to be.

If you read the fine print it looks like you’re technically buying (and cleaning) the contents of an abandoned storage unit that just happens to have a car in it. I’m not sure how that works since the car is obviously outside. One could theoretically buy the car and have a shipper come get it...

Bad wheels seem to be a thing with these cars. Not really a problem though. If I bought one with wheels like this I'm sure I could unload them quickly, since they seem to be so popular.

I've actually wondered that myself. Not only would the elements shorten the life of the lift, but where I live it would limit just how often I'd get to use it.

I like the lift! Who needs a building? Just pour a slab and go!

I'm glad to see you rescue this! I used to live in Scranton. I thought it ironic that this should appear when I'm no longer there.