NOT MINE '70 300 'vert $8,500 Bellevue Florida
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Old Man with a Hat
No A/C. . .
That's a good thing!
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
I can't copy n paste from FB therefore it becomes a super pain in the ***. SorryHere are the photos you omitted
1970 Chrysler tree hundred convertible,440 engine . Runs &drives . Project car . Has new tires , brake work done but needs still new brake master cylinder .I need space in garage, cash or trade for late model Harleys!
Samplingman
Old Man with a Hat
Price is a little steep for the condition. It needs a young enthusiastic buyer with welding skills. The fact that both the trunk lid and the hood were replaced is telling, and I guarantee that Dutch panel is toast.
Samplingman
Old Man with a Hat
Hose!
The first picture of the grill shows the hood that was rusted up pretty bad.
That's pretty typical for Florida cars. Sure makes me wonder how many other areas look as bad as that rusty hood.
It's funny, Florida car enthusiasts don't bat an eye at that kind of rust. Just another hole that needs fixing.
That's pretty typical for Florida cars. Sure makes me wonder how many other areas look as bad as that rusty hood.
It's funny, Florida car enthusiasts don't bat an eye at that kind of rust. Just another hole that needs fixing.
fury fan
Senior Member
@commando1
Should be easy to post pics, if doing from a PC?
Right-click, 'copy image', and CTRL+V to paste into here.
If on a phone/tablet, I don't know if the same.
Should be easy to post pics, if doing from a PC?
Right-click, 'copy image', and CTRL+V to paste into here.
If on a phone/tablet, I don't know if the same.
fury fan
Senior Member
Teh $8500 price isn't terribly high for a project car, being a 300 and a convertible.
Not gonna find much cheaper than that, unless they are a complete POS.
It's wearing $500 of new tires, and the interior looks pretty serviceable (but needs new seatbacks from ABC).
It looks pretty solid, but needs $10k in paintwork and new top (and I'm guessing on the low end).
So it's $18,500 and no runnability/reliability work has been done.
And that the tough rub on cars like this.
They are for guys that have hte money to buy and earn the money to restore as you go.
If you have the money, buy a restored car from someone for less than they invested...
Not gonna find much cheaper than that, unless they are a complete POS.
It's wearing $500 of new tires, and the interior looks pretty serviceable (but needs new seatbacks from ABC).
It looks pretty solid, but needs $10k in paintwork and new top (and I'm guessing on the low end).
So it's $18,500 and no runnability/reliability work has been done.
And that the tough rub on cars like this.
They are for guys that have hte money to buy and earn the money to restore as you go.
If you have the money, buy a restored car from someone for less than they invested...
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Can't be done, apparently, with an android device. Don't know about iPhones.
My PC is out in the shop and hasn't been turned on in many years. Win 10 permanently killed Windows for me it was so horrible.
ceebuddy
Well-Known Member
Apoarently, the car was sold through Coparts in the meantime.
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