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This is the one I would go with. Of course, it needs quite a bit of work.

http://nh.craigslist.org/car/688276968.html

These two would be a lot of fun, especially for the money.

http://boston.craigslist.org/nos/car/679642540.html

http://boston.craigslist.org/nos/car/685807006.html

That's the great thing about high fuel prices, it's making collector cars cheaper and more plentiful.

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I love the patina on that red trans am!!!!

Just the other day i was saying how I'd love to have my '62 Buick Special

back... it got 15mpg delivering Chinese food in the winter, 90% city...

Well lookee here:

http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/car/681759360.html

Now THAT is tempting!!!!

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Last week, in passing, the girl mentioned how nice it would be to have a backup car since her car needs a little work. Well, she didn't have to tell me twice! She likes the big blue Caddy and looks forward to it being spiffed up a little bit as much as I do! So you can blame her (sort of) on this one :thumbsup:

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This is the one I would go with. Of course, it needs quite a bit of work.

http://nh.craigslist.org/car/688276968.html

These two would be a lot of fun, especially for the money.

http://boston.craigslist.org/nos/car/679642540.html

http://boston.craigslist.org/nos/car/685807006.html

That's the great thing about high fuel prices, it's making collector cars cheaper and more plentiful.

On some collector cars, yes...but I was at a Car show this AM and a woman there turned down 90K for a 67 Camaro SS-350 ragtop...

Some of the less desireables are going down, but the primo p-ieces are still bringing big bucks...

Chris

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That '40 Pontiac is calling my name!!!!!!!

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'40 Pontiac is gone, but that '79 T/A is still around... love the patina on that screaming chicken.

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If gas was still $1.29/gallon....

and if this guy was not asking $60,000 too much!

http://nh.craigslist.org/car/766732151.html

Oskosh M911 Tank retriver tractor 1978 430 hp

detroit 8v92ta twin 45000 lb winches exc.tires

Truck was taken down to bear metal and

refinished bright red w/crome air cleaner and

crome mirrors & stacks a real show pc. And

work horse price $70000.00

Call Brian 603-235-2450

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If gas was still $1.29/gallon....

and if this guy was not asking $60,000 too much!

http://nh.craigslist.org/car/766732151.html

Oskosh M911 Tank retriver tractor 1978 430 hp

detroit 8v92ta twin 45000 lb winches exc.tires

Truck was taken down to bear metal and

refinished bright red w/crome air cleaner and

crome mirrors & stacks a real show pc. And

work horse price $70000.00

Call Brian 603-235-2450

35alwr7.jpg

That is about as far from FWD compact as you can get!

Chris

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Hell Yeah...

the front overhang on that Oshkosh is longer than a yaris's wheelbase! :P

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What's wrong with craigslist if you use a little common sense? If you want to buy a car, make sure you see a title. As long as you're not helping any Nigerian princes to get their inheritance into this country, you should be fine.

Now..... here's a Ford I would be proud to own:

http://nh.craigslist.org/car/769904432.html

How cool would it be to blast through the woods in this thing?!

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No craigslist?

Ohh.... I see, you'd rather buy a car on eBay only to show up with a car

trailer and *surprise* that ONE 1/4 panel that was not in the photos has

a dent the size & shape of a fire hydrant in it, or *runs & drives* means

"it ran & drove fine before I parked it under that Oak tree in 1993"

Or... you can always go to a dealership and get robbed blind by some

shmuck with a auction license, cause that cardboard business permit on

his wall hanging next to a pinup calendar from 1988 means he would

NEVER screw you.... right? :P

Craigslist is where it's AT! (and locally the WantAd magazine)

Sure you'll have to invest some time and might get a few wackos but

nothing in life is easy. There's a local used car dealership selling an

exact clone of Julie's 500SEC, similar milage (ugly colors though) and

it's not the cooler Gray-import... guy wants FOUR times what we paid.

---- PS that 1943 APC is sick! I'd love to

have that even if I never got it running.

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The shocking part.... it's RWD, BOF and V8 powered!

DF's mom bought a mid 1990 Grand Marquis in tan

with a padded cholocate roof after her minivan was

totalled. I got a ride in it the other day, I guess it's

been a good purchase so far, only major flaaw is the

power windows all have something wrong with them,

one has a broken regulator, the other one has a

fried motor, etc.... ahould not be too hard of a fix.

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