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As a matter of fact...

Tentatively sold.

No clue what was stock. I just wanted a subtle splash of color.

Yes, cast iron. I know because I installed the sucker. Wasn't aware of Gary's situation. Most Mopar guys are aware the 1966 440 had "Closed Chamber" heads, while the '67+ had "Open Chamber" heads. The 1959 413 had the Closed Chamber heads. This means part of the cylinder head "squishes"...

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80,180 miles on the odometer, Plum with grey cloth interior, power windows, power steering, power brakes, rear window defroster, auto-dimming head lights, clock, adjustable driver’s side mirror, “Wonder Bar” AM Radio (extra pedal on the floor works like a Seek button), and power antenna. For a...

My email was sent to this address: v4pcb-5033433464@sale.craigslist.org The text read as such: "The listing was rather short. What is missing; engine, transmission, interior, exterior trim, exhaust? What is the story behind why it is sitting in the weeds? Why are you selling it? I live in...

How many do anymore? I have yet to buy something more than 25 years old that runs (and my list is quite extensive). It's the starting point, the platform. I could see myself "getting it running".

Although I grew up around Mopars, I'm only 48, I'm still learning. Thanks for the education.

Do you still have it? What happened? You seem to be monitoring this site, what happened to my email? I WAS GOING TO BUY THIS CAR NO MATTER WHAT!!

19 years ago my wife & I went searching for a '59 Imperial. Instead we found an incredible 17k original mile garage kept '65 Imperial and bought it. A month ago we found our '59 Imperial. I would have preferred a hardtop over the sedan, but it works. For someone that has exacting...

I tried. Seller never returned my emails. Bought a '59 Imp instead. Had the trip all planned out, printed the map, was going to get it no matter what. Oh well.

The ad is still good. NOBODY BOUGHT THIS?!? If I hadn't already just bought a '59 Imp, and if it were about 1000 miles closer.... Consider this a bump for a worthy car at an honorable selling price.

There are many, MANY posts where I have less than encouraging opinions I could share. Normally I keep them to myself. However, for this post, I vent. Numerous times I have run the math on what a car would be worth in #1 condition (or even #2 condition), what ($) it would take to get it there...

$150 in bungee cords & Duck Tape and it's road worthy. Many states don't inspect for safety, ya know.

There are cars of interest I've observed over several month's time. They either disappear (nobody bids and the seller loses interest in selling), the price comes down again and again (reality check kicking in), or they reappear again and again and again and again and again and again and again...

Maybe he just got to tell his uncle he posted it, now leave me alone. See, I'll show you the ad. I have a date, see ya later unk.

Homerr, share pics when you get it home. Looks clean by the seller's pics. I believe you got an exceptional deal there. The problem for most folks is where in the Hades to put it. It doesn't fit in most driveways, let alone garages.

I'll take your idea and run with it. I could post the '89 Maserati for...$25k (sounds about right even if it doesn't run and has no title). The '89 Shelby Daytona should be good for another $25k with T-Tops, leather interior and digital dash. The '85 Daytona Turbo could be posted for at least...

When I was growing up, this was the typical $125 car my Dad & uncles would buy as beaters. Gosh almighty have times changed! My first car was a '71 Fury 4-door. It was all a 17 year old could afford back then.