You would think that if he was so concerned about saving the car, and played out any hope of anyone giving him anything near his dream price, that he would sell it for $5k to someone that really wants to try to bring it back to life.
Save this car!!! Or............
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Dan has turned the whole situation into such an embarassing farce that more than one potential taker at $5K no longer want to be associated with it.
"So, you're the guy that bought...."
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"So, you're the guy that bought...."
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Good point Stan......
That would be a curse of some sort............
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
If someone other than Dan had bought it originally years ago and quietly restored it at great personal expense, it would be on the cover of MCG by now.
nothing wrong with asking too much
nothing wrong to pay too much, if you can afford it.
just look what they are selling something called modern art
this one has been up for sale for years, only asking 65000 (65 thousand) EUROS = $82 thousand
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What is that a B-body sedan? At least that one looks like you could get in and drive, that V-code would need every bit of that invested in to it and you'd have to wait a couple years before you could enjoy it. No doubt it'd be a bad *** car though, he should have been picking away at the structural stuff all these years. It could be a much easier sell if it were a complete rolling chassis V-code. Same thing I should be doing with the '70 Challenger project I have.
If the original driveline was in it, it may have sold by now
It would be in the same condition that it is today.
Yes it would. Made a big deal about the 69 VIP with recall wheels, they're just wheels....
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