Dart - looked to be a 65 - Slant Six with a knock - Front disc brakes! $1,750
Dare to be different. The 52 Nash would have made a unique rod. $3,900.
Someone converted a 56 wagon to a Ranchero by grafting in a 57 Ranchero bed. The quarter panel elongation needed finished. $3,950 looked like a fair price for a one of a kind project.
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60 Biscayne - $10,000 OBO
57 210 with BelAir trim - $15,900
61 Corvair wagon - when was the last time you saw one of these? $899
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The Morris panel wasn't for sale. I just thought it was a neat parts hauler.
The second photo isn't of a wreck. This is a double decker car hauler. The owner is either a genius or the bravest man on earth. The Stang was marked $900. The Falcon was marked $600 - "SOLD - Wife is happy"
The Imapla was ROUGH. Other side had the rocker panel shoved in toward center by nearly a foot. Price - $1,000 alone or $2,500 with Yeoman 4 door wagon parts car. The fact it was marked SOLD is a testament to the popularity of the 58's.
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Ford powered - $18,500 - SOLD
If you don't come to see me, I can't save you any money. Come on down.
59 2 door - $5,500
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Lots of tin on one trailer in the first two photos.
The third photo is a Holley 3 barrel - $160.
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