66 Chevelle for sale

[cheveslakr]

Mine, yes I finally got around to listing it on FB. No CL yet, but might soon?? I had the idea of a long listing with all that's done, but my phylosophy is if you're interested in this type of car, and nothing in the ad red flags your interest, then you'll respond. That's how I role as a buyer. Open for opinions.

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[kmakar]

I can't see the ad, but I always view it as if you know what you're looking for and do your homework, a listing alone is usually enough to spark my interest to find out more.

 

[cheveslakr]

Yeah, that's my take. I always go back to the old newspaper ads, no pic, just less than 10 words and a phone number.

 

[cheveslakr]

 

[kmakar]

I guess that's the difference between some of us who are well informed, and those who expect you to do the work for them.

I learned a long long time ago to read, listen, and then come to your own conclusion on most everything (unless you know the source to be as trustworthy as you are).

 

[Nashville Cat]

I applied to join the group. So I should be able to see the ad soon.

Have you ever thought about which cars you would buy and store if you could go back to 1973 ?

 

[Derek69SS]

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300mph '57 Plymouth jet-car?
Sign me up!

 

[Shovelrick]

My 67 Camaro 327 4 spd, 68 & 69 Torino GT’s, 73 Duster 340 4 spd, 69 Roadrunner 383 4 spd, 70 Mach 1 351C 4V 4 spd, 68 F100 SB 428CJ 4 spd, whew that got me to 1982 Man I wish I still had those

 

[L78fanatic]

I applied to join the group. So I should be able to see the ad soon.

Have you ever thought about which cars you would buy and store if you could go back to 1973 ?

When I lived in Sarasota, my school buddy down the street had an older brother who drove a '66 Shelby Mustang (Blue with White Stripes)...what a gorgeous car! I could hear it start up every morning when he went off to work no doubt. I'd love to snag one of those (even though I'm a Chevy guy), as that was the coolest car ever! My first job was at Anderson Ford in Sarasota & they were a Shelby/Cobra Dealer at the time! When we moved back up north to Danville, IL I worked at the local Chevy Dealer in the Parts Dept. There is where I bought my new '67! So, my first two jobs were with auto dealers! I think I pass the test for being a true car-guy!