C Body Bob
Old Man with a Hat
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Like some other members on the site, don't ever let the doctor take that lucky horseshoe out of your arse.View attachment 180512 View attachment 180513 View attachment 180514 This is the 67 Sport Fury a guy in the mountains of New York offered as partial trade for my 66 300. 383 4 speed convertible. We couldn’t make a deal & I thought that was that. Then a few month later he called & said I’m headed down your way. I can bring the car to you if you want to part it out. After several conversations a deal was struck. I pay for the car. Strip what I want except the drive train & he would come back in a month to pick up the shell with the drive train still installed. So he brings me the car. I pay him & he go’s on his way. So I post the car on a few sites & a guy Pete from New Jersey calls. A fireman. Pete offered to drive down & strip the car. Worked out a deal with Pete. He comes down with a buddy & a bag of tools in a Toyota Corolla with one of those cargo pads in the trailer hitch. In 4 hours Pete & his bud had the parts they wanted. It was a cold damp day. Forecasting snow from NC up the east coast. Pete hands me the cash & I help the stuff the Corolla full of parts. The hitch pin was too long so I put it in a vise a cut a couple inches off. Got that cargo carrier installed & loaded. I wished them a safe trip back to NJ. An hour after they leave it starts snowing pretty hard. I’m thinking they got a tough ride home. A few day later Pete calls & says they made it to the NC/Va line & the snow hit. No problem they’re Jersey boys. Until they got to Richmond. Total frustrating gridlock. Traffic snarled up. Got home well into the wee hours. Pete says Bob I need some more parts & I really don’t want to do that again. Sent me a list. One item was the metal windshield post. So I cut it out & boxed it up with his other parts & shipped it to him. A few weeks later I called the guy in New York & told him I was done with his car. He came down 2 weeks later & picked it up. Wanted to know if he could bring another one down for me to strip. LOL why not I said. So stay tuned.
Like some other members on the site, don't ever let the doctor take that lucky horseshoe out of your arse.
It’s got other parts in there to & a lot of foam packing.That boxed up frame looks like a big depth gauge...
I thought maybe it was a hull part from noahs ark...lolThat boxed up frame looks like a big depth gauge...
I shipped an A body convertable top to Alaska many years ago. Back in my E-Bay days. When the UPS guy came to pick it up he said QUOTE: What the hell is this. LOLI thought maybe it was a hull part from noahs ark...lol
Bob packs things very well.It’s got other parts in there to & a lot of foam packing.
Well he gets so much snow up there that he can’t part it till spring & he works a lot of hours too. So he was happy to get his drive train parts. If he comes up with something interesting I’ll do another oneSo a guy brings you a car from a hood distance away, wants certain items from said car, and let's you sell the rest and keep whatever you get for it. Now he wants to do that all over again? I need a gig like that! Good for you Bob, it makes for good story telling!
No, he gets all the extra parts for nothing, sells them and keeps the money. Win-win for Bob.Guy from new York brings car, you pay money to part out a car that's never yours... yeah, I'd rather buy them out right
No, he gets all the extra parts for nothing, sells them and keeps the money. Win-win for Bob.
Der. Yep, forgot that part. Squirrel syndrome, I guess.Guess you missed the part at the beginning where bob said he payed the guy to part the car out...
Actually... from a time and effort viewpoint... cars that deliver and remove themselves sounds like a huge win to me. I can't believe the guy drives them back and forth from NY to NC in this arrangement. I think it's fabulous that guys from NJ drive to NC and do a bunch of the labor...Guy from new York brings car, you pay money to part out a car that's never yours... yeah, I'd rather buy them out right
Thanks.Actually... from a time and effort viewpoint... cars that deliver and remove themselves sounds like a huge win to me. I can't believe the guy drives them back and forth from NY to NC in this arrangement. I think it's fabulous that guys from NJ drive to NC and do a bunch of the labor...
I'm starting to thinkTomBob has the ability to white wash a fence without doing any work himself.
If you haven't dealt with Bob, he's a stand up guy and doesn't try to retire off of every sale. I would highly recommend him to anyone looking for stuff.
Thank you. BTW I never did get that PM on Facebook.Bob is a great guy. He's a real asset to the mopar community.