craigslist finds

[Phil_SS]

I have something way better for that approach. Been eyeing this for a few months but I just don't have the space for it.

http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/4574338519.html

[Godson]

I'd take the Berkley for the use of an engine from a 749. Those things need a lot of maintenance with timing belts.

[Kchrpm]

Phil -
Get a storage or garage space.

Ana -
Don't shoot the messenger.

[George]

For a few dollars more...

1952 Vintage Crosley Station Wagon - $13,999







Check out the "backwards" radio:

[George]

Wow, several Metropolitans on the Denver CL right now but none are basket ca...uh, I mean, nice lightweight project cars.

1958 Metropolitan - $5000



1960 Nash Metropolitan Custom Coupe - $8500



1948 austin street rod Gasser project - $2800



1959 Mini belair

"please no...ridiculuois trades"



1968 Datsun 520 J1300 -$3



1955 chevy look alike - $550




1956 TRIUMPH TR3 ROADSTER



How about a Hayabusa engine in this?

1919 Ford Model T - $4200

[George]

Another for the GTX Moonshine Runners Unified Fleet:

1968 Dodge Polara - $2500

"1968 Dodge Polara with a 383 engine and 727 tranny. Runs and drives great. New tires, new ignition system, new battery, and rebuilt carb. Factory A/C, interior is nice except the dash pad."



1957 Jeep/Willys FC150 4x4 - $7500





ROAD RUNNER 318 All Original Matching Car [39K miles]- $15000





1959 Oldsmobile - $10000



1978 BUICK SKYLARK 305. Clean Emissions. Runs and Drives Very Nice. >> - $3500



1971 Porsche 911 T Targa Urban Outlaw - $32900



1947 Mercury 4dr sedan - $6500



1961ford falcon - $3000

I hereby propose new legislation to require those advertising cars with flamethrowers to post at least one picture of them in action!



1979 Toyota Supra w/manual trans - $6000





Speedpimp Special: 1979 Dodge Aspen - $5800



1979 Mustang Pace Car - $8000



I have a neighbor with a 'vette sort of like this - customized in the 1970s and left that way.

1970 Corvette - $18500





Hey guys with engines to put in something...how about a 4x4 Scooby Van?

Unique '68 4x4 Chassis Chevy Van complete Shell - $2900



1977 Dodge Van B200 - $4000



1960 Studebaker Lark - $2500



1973 Pontiac Grand Am (Hurst Hatch t-tops) - $3700

[thesameguy]

Lotta win there.

That messed up 911 is not on the win list, though. Sheesh.

That Berkeley is pretty darned awesome - I had no idea it existed. Great idea for a bike engine, but it looks like it needs a lot of work.

[Random]

GRM did a bike-engined Berkeley back in teh day: http://grassrootsmotorsports.com/pro...rkeley-sports/

It's FWD, which is totally bizarre.

[thesameguy]

Drive wheels were part of our discussion, because we're really not sure what the best way to get power from engine to wheels is.

Also mixed on whether it's "better" to have his dad "help" (as in, do it all) build a frame for it, or try and mount it in an existing car. Lots of questions, we have no idea what we're doing. What could possibly go wrong?

[Random]

The various bike-engined Sevens should provide some thinking material for routing the power.