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http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classif...age/1?logcode=p The MOT is due on my birthday, it's a sign.
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Way outside my price range, way to rusty, but I want it.  http://fairbanks.craigslist.org/cto/4750636655.html 
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FuzzyBuddha posted:Way outside my price range, way to rusty, but I want it. You can get running, driving cars from the 40s down here in CA for that kind of money, all day long. Even have a decent coat of paint and ok upholstery. Road trip? (Unless this particular model is worth so much, I'm not familiar with it.)
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http://anchorage.craigslist.org/cto/4751015778.html The Panty Dropper, possibly the most self-aware CL ad of all time.
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Pham Nuwen posted:You can get running, driving cars from the 40s down here in CA for that kind of money, all day long. Even have a decent coat of paint and ok upholstery. The Airflow is a pretty important car in the grand scheme of things. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrysler_Airflow
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freelop posted:http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classif...age/1?logcode=p cool car although as a TVR it won't work until it kills you. I always like TVR although the 90s one are the ones I really like such as the Griffith
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Why haven't any of you bought this already? sure it has 402k miles but that just means it's broken in now.  http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/4751410462.html
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"very original" (missing almost all of the pieces that made it special in the first place, like the wheels and GT interior) 
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the GT front end is worth at least double the price he's asking!!!
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Dannywilson posted:http://anchorage.craigslist.org/cto/4751015778.html The Panty Dropper, possibly the most self-aware CL ad of all time. Post is deleted.  here is the monthly reminder to take screenshots
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 Questionable/possibly nonexistent modifications, shitboxed turbo, and head-up-his-rear end price. DSMforsale.html *edit* ^ advice taken. Gorson fucked around with this message at 15:10 on Nov 9, 2014 |
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Nov 9, 2014 15:05
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Leperflesh posted:Post is deleted. Battered 1990 Subaru wagon with dents on each one of its multi-color body panels; tired hatch door wearing the eponymous decal.
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televiper posted:Battered 1990 Subaru wagon with dents on each one of its multi-color body panels; tired hatch door wearing the eponymous decal. And the ad said something to the effect of "NO LOWBALLS I KNOW WHAT ITS WORTH lol it's funny when people say that on CL" it was also missing at least one window.
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a creepy colon posted:Its definitely an econobox by its very nature and marketing but that doesnt mean it cant be fun! This was a time when a european economy car had an 850-1300cc engine. The capri was developed because ford's european branch was sore about not having a mustang equivalent, by marketing it was "the car you always promised yourself" and "it goes like lightning". What is it about having one of the biggest engines on the market, poo poo fuel economy and almost no practical use beyond racing on the M25 that screams "econobox" to you?
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HorseLord posted:What is it about having one of the biggest engines on the market, poo poo fuel economy and almost no practical use beyond racing on the M25 that screams "econobox" to you? I guess Im coming from an American stand point because this describes just about every car made in the 60s-70s to me. The capri is an eco-box because it is a Ford Cortina with a different body.
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a creepy colon posted:I guess Im coming from an American stand point because this describes just about every car made in the 60s-70s to me. This isn't an american car and the Cortina wasn't an econobox either. European economy cars were things like the reliant kitten. The Capri was always the closest thing to a muscle car we had, barring the V8 rovers, and those had four doors. HorseLord fucked around with this message at 17:39 on Nov 10, 2014 |
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Wally Joyner posted:Oh hey a properly hilarious winter beater I like the idea that removing the interior suddenly transforms a 30 year old economy car from "dismal deathtrap commuter with worn out bushings" to "partially set up [...] autocross car."
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I always do a double-take when I see a chrysler colt or starion, but then I remember what happened in Australia. Chrysler had a factory here until about 1980, making big chryslers and valiants, but near the end, mitsubishi galants and sigmas were popping up under the chrysler name here too. By the time Mitsubshi went FWD, chrysler packed up and went home, Mitsubishi took over the factory and started building the magna here, and importing that colt and the newer galants, lancers and mirages. Chrysler disappeared for a long time here (except jeeps), first cars they came back with was the neon, pt cruiser and voyager van in 1997, so they buggered off for over 10 years and came back with absolute trash. Most people would wish they stayed away, except for the 300c and voyager (no one else makes a half decent van any more so w/e), no one is a fan of their other cars/cuv/suvs or the dodge line up (e: which is just the Dodge Caravan, Calibre and Journey, nothing good like in the USA, not even a single truck  ).
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FuzzyBuddha posted:Way outside my price range, way to rusty, but I want it. Wow, if the chasis isn't rust to poo poo, that is pretty sweet. '34 Airflows aren't common at all. The missing flat glass can be easily replaced. Too bad it isn't a coupe. Those can run $75K plus when restored.
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HorseLord posted:This isn't an american car and the Cortina wasn't an econobox either. European economy cars were things like the reliant kitten. I'm not sure what you want him to say. We had 400 plus hp family cars. Heck, were getting back into the 300's for a number of models today. The Capri was essentially a low to mid market economy car for the US.
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http://tuscarawas.craigslist.org/cto/4754835861.html I'm tempted...
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YES OH MY GOD THAT COLOUR DO IT NOW What else are you going to spend that $1500 on? Probably something retarded.
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GREEN NOVA SEDANS FOR LIFE. DO IT. NOW. Seriously. It's 1500 dollars. loving go buy that before I do.
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loving do it.
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Nov 10, 2014 23:44
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Lol how is that a great winter car?
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Fucknag posted:I'd feel sketchy driving a car with no airbag (at least without a proper cage, harness, helmet, etc.), but I really do want a steering wheel closer to my chest, and maybe just slightly smaller diameter. Yeah but  vs 
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A MIRACLE posted:Lol how is that a great winter car? It'll rust out before it breaks down? So much turbo lag you won't ever spin tires?
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A MIRACLE posted:Lol how is that a great winter car? It's not at all a great winter car. But from what I understand, the Conquest/Starion is a relatively light, fast, fun to drive noisebox.
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Might be a tad overpriced: https://norfolk.craigslist.org/cto/4723906107.html
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Deeters posted:Might be a tad overpriced: https://norfolk.craigslist.org/cto/4723906107.html No loving way, get it.
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http://tuscarawas.craigslist.org/cto/4754762485.html I don't care how unsafe it is, it looks sweet.
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Hadn't they gotten rid of the swing axle by '66?
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VideoTapir posted:Hadn't they gotten rid of the swing axle by '66? Yup. '66 was good to go and can apparently be built into some seriously good-handling cars with the right parts. I'm trying to figure out why he's looking at more cars on CL when he should be BUYING THAT loving NOVA RIGHT GODDAMNED NOW.
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http://tucson.craigslist.org/bik/4745832208.html
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http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwi/cto/4755926396.html 1977 Nissan 280Z I dunno, is 9500 even a good price for that?
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^^ Also you really should do a screen grab Not really. It's a 2+2 which is a big knock against, and while it appears all original I think I can see some cancer starting in the rear quarters and rockers. It's probably still very solid but its too much. slidebite fucked around with this message at 17:43 on Nov 11, 2014 |
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 quote:Up for auction is my 1987 Yugo Gv. Its a pretty clean little Hot Rod with some rust but still very solid. Its now rear wheel drive and has nothing in the front under the hood except for the radiator and fan.     http://www.ebay.com/itm/1987-Yugo-G...=p2047675.l2557 
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Sperglord Firecock posted:http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwi/cto/4755926396.html Being sold for a friend, a craigslist ad referring to itself as an auction and (claims to be) a suspiciously fantastic deal due to circumstance? This trips all kinds of scam warnings in my head.
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