Mick
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Yep. I did see that one and I have considered it. Am looking at this one right now: 1966 Chrysler Crown Imperial. : Lot 0011
Advice Needed: Rust on '65 Imperial
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Mick
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Thanks for thinking of me. Let me know what you think.
watchfatha
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Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner! This looks like the real thing.
Mick
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A gentleman in York, Nebraska owns it now and has only put 2,000 more miles on it and one small dent in the fender.
mr. fix it
Old Man with a Hat
70bigblockdodge
Old Man with a Hat
I hate to nit pick but really a red cable on the negative side and 5' long.
Amateurs.
Mick
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I see that. Really nice example, though, based on the ad. I just couldn't pass on the one in Nebraska. This Wednesday is the pre purchase inspection.
70bigblockdodge
Old Man with a Hat
The one in Scranton is nice and easy to fix.
Congrats hope all goes well.
Mick
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Here are some pics of the Nebraska car. The old gentlemen apparently dinged a fender, and there is a hole in the headliner:
mr. fix it
Old Man with a Hat
nothing some black electrician's tape couldn't fix!
I really like that car!
That ding might be able to be worked out by a good paintless dent guy. Emphasis on "good". Headliner is a $400 fix if you can't live with it.
Either problem isn't a reason to not buy the car.
Mick
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The saga continues.
Deal fell through on the '66 Imp out of Nebraska. Found out the car's been sitting outside for at least a year. OK, concerned, but not a deal breaker-negotiating point. The day comes for the pre-purchase inspection, owner can't be found, left messages, emails, etc. The appraiser and I figured he got nervous, seller's remorse, whatever. So, I moved on and now am looking at a '65 up in Scranton. Come to find out the old guy was out of town somewhere, didn't have his cell phone on him and so on. Sorry, I had no idea and won't pull out from this deal-in-the works.
Deal fell through on the '66 Imp out of Nebraska. Found out the car's been sitting outside for at least a year. OK, concerned, but not a deal breaker-negotiating point. The day comes for the pre-purchase inspection, owner can't be found, left messages, emails, etc. The appraiser and I figured he got nervous, seller's remorse, whatever. So, I moved on and now am looking at a '65 up in Scranton. Come to find out the old guy was out of town somewhere, didn't have his cell phone on him and so on. Sorry, I had no idea and won't pull out from this deal-in-the works.
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