wanna project car?

[WayneC]

Check out this one on eBay:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2454922491&category=39405

 

[Ron Miller]

What a project!!!
rlm

 

[CHEV66JB]

Re:

Well, at least he was honest about the car and didn't list it as "kept in a smoke-free home"..

 

[1KULC7]

HONEST :confused :confused 63 did not have disk brakes, only drum, especially in the rear....

 

[CHEV66JB]

Re:

You have to read the updated info- It states below the original auction that the guy made a mistake and it's actually a '66.

Jim

 

[studiog]

That is the scarriest looking project I've ever seen! I think I'd have nightmares working on it.

 

[WayneC]

Actually, I think this guy is really selling a title, disguised as a project because that's illegal. If you own a '66, keep it under lock & key for awhile.

 

[Boogieman]

Too much project, not enough car!

 

[Rowdy1]

I'll Bet.......

That car shows up in Carlisle this year on a trailer with a for sale sign on it. :crazy

 

[CHEV66JB]

Re:

C'mon now guys, I think the car just looks a little "thin" because it's been on the South Beach diet..


Jim

 

[Ron Miller]

Too much project, not enough car!

It would be quite a project OK, but at the price it's bidding now there would be a lot of good parts in parting it out. E.g., frame, 4 disk brake calipers, rear differential, bumpers, bumper supports, etc., just to mention a few. The frame alone could return the bid price if it goes cheap enough.

rlm :cool

 

[atmmac]

Thats sickening i dont think i could do that project!

-Andy

 

[studiog]

Yeah, Wayne has a good point. It is probably just worth the title and some parts. But how would you match the vin plate to a title if it was lost in the fire?? :confused