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Oct 28, 2005 | 10:40 PM

Mil1ion

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Classic Auto Listing

While I was looking for something tonight I came across this web site someone might be interested in.

http://www.classiccarprojects.com/ht...inventory.html

They have a "Sold Inventory" page as well.

It seems these were mainly Project vehicles.

Oct 29, 2005 | 08:26 AM

1956MarkII

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Hmmm...that '72 Ranchero is the only one that really caught my eye (too many mid-50s sedans, not much of a demand for those). As for the '72 "Cutlass GS," someone needs to clean their glasses. They're looking at the logo that reads "CS," which stands for "Cutlass Supreme."

Oct 29, 2005 | 12:36 PM

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Did you miss these ones Jeff ?

http://www.classiccarprojects.com/ht...dfairlane.html

http://www.classiccarprojects.com/ht...oeboxford.html

http://www.classiccarprojects.com/ht...andelivery.htm

I saw plenty of potential in them.

Oct 29, 2005 | 06:13 PM

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there's some neat stuff on that site

Oct 30, 2005 | 08:02 PM

Mil1ion

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I can't believe this thread is hardly getting any attention ?

This is the stuff that most people whine about trying to find !

Oct 30, 2005 | 09:09 PM

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I was gonna comment about this thread last night, but spent all my time trying to find out where the wife hid our checkbook.....

Oct 31, 2005 | 01:48 PM

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Mil1ion-

'66 Fairlane: 2-door sedan w/ major rear-end damage. Otherwise a decent car, but too expensive to repair.

'49 Ford: needs too much work for another 2-door sedan. And '49s are notorious for problems.

'52 Ford sedan delivery: the most interesting of the three, but also needs the most work. Look at the rotted rocker panels, and the bottom of the driver's side quarter panel.

I don't know if you could justify the cost of restoring any of these, even if they were convertibles; I can't imagine sinking $15-$20,000 into a restoration project that would yield a car that's worth...$5000? $10,000 at the very most?