craigslist finds

[George]

^ You should've gone for the sedan for prom night.

1967 Volvo 122s Amazon - $5,000





1979 E-250 factory ford 4x4 quadravan/motovan - $18,300



1995 Corvette Targa Top 6 Speed Manual Excellent Condition - 54K miles - $15,000

Can you still get whitewalls in this size? Asking for a friend.



1991 BMW 318is - $14,000



This interior looks so different than my son's in beige vinyl that it doesn't even look like the same car. Impressive.



1991 MR2 - $10,000



1968 Cadillac DeVille - $29,000



1986 Nissan truck - $3,750



1975 chevy cheyenne - $9,000

Such a shame this doesn't have a three-on-the-tree. Otherwise it's extremely cool (at least to me). Had a friend in high school with a blue one of these with the 250 straight six and manual column shifter, with whitewalls and all. It was a family hand-me down and not even ten years old yet, now that I think of it. Junior or senior year, he sold it to another friend, who, with me occasionally handing him tools in his parents' garage, installed a 350 he rebuilt and a floor-shifted automatic. Dang thing was fast, or maybe just loud and wobbly, but it was fun to ride in, front or back. It would chirp the tires going into second when he wanted it to. And of course, by then, it had tinted windows and mag wheels with white-letter tires, which was the style at the time.

[dodint]

It's tough being from PA. I look at some of these cars and know it would be sin to bring them here where they would rot in the course of a few winters.

[JoshInKC]

1958 Ford Courier Sedan Delivery - $43,500

[George]

[George]

Ladies and germs, welcome to a very special event today! It's the long-awaited grudge match that everyone has been demanding since, well, I can't even remember how long: The Battle of the Buick Reattas!

Remember to vote early and often for your favorite.

1989 Buick Reatta Coupe - 18K miles! - $13,500









1990 Buick REATTA - $5,000

[dodint]

What the hell.

[Phil_SS]

What the hell.

I know right...13.5 for a Reatta is ridiculous.

[George]

I know right...13.5 for a Reatta is ridiculous.

*shrug*

1988 Buick Reatta - $7,500



What could go wrong?



1988 BMW M6 - $30,000



1973 VW Karmann Ghia - $7,500



1969 VW KARMANN GHIA - $13,500



1966 Ford Mustang GT - $49,999



1962 Studebaker Avanti - $2,800

I think this guy is trying to pass off a 1980s reissue made mostly with GM parts as a '62 or '63. His post title says '62, but the text of the ad and the data fields to the right say '63. The title is missing and he offers a bill of sale only.



People's Exhibit A: Shifter, steering wheel, and parking brake. Your honor, I rest my case.

Oh well, what do you want for an asking price of $2800?



1976 Ford Torino 4 door hardtop - $2,750

Someone ought to make a four-door Starsky & Hutch car out of this!



1985 Pontiac Fiero



1989 Porsche 911 Targa G Series - $59,000



1983 Gmc Vandura - $7,500

Side pipes, Cragars, and white-letter tires! Too bad it's not a shorty with no side windows.



64 Dodge Power Wagon W300 - $7,000



1973 Volvo 1800ES - $27,000





1968 Volvo 1800S P1800 P1800S 1800 - $32,000



'68 Ford Ranger 390 3spd Short Bed One Owner - $25,000



Here's my OMT pick o' the day. I dig those old painted hubcaps.

1969 Chevy C10 regular cab short bed - $14,800

[dodint]

It wasn't that long ago I traded my '87 M6 for some cash and an old motorcycle.

[George]

Here's a perfect opportunity to pick up another one!

What could go wrong?

I noticed that M6 has a similar windshield shade as my son's car had. It has two stick-on plastic rectangles on each side of the windshield, with the shade closed against one but it pulls open and attaches to the other side. I'm a big fan of the concept, and I always use a separate, non-attached shade that I tuck under the visors when I park outside. The problem with the attaching ones is the adhesive holding the plastic things to the windshield is stronger than The Hulk on steroids. There's a chunk missing out of the inside of the glass on my son's car where the previous owner apparently tried to chisel the darn thing off the glass. Yes, a new windshield is on our to-do list.