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2000 Excursion Auction Buy

Guy who bought the truck is a Highway Patrolman, married a woman with 4 kids and now a baby is on the way. He has a camper so hopefully they will put it to good use.
 
I use to make money on classic cars (as a mechanic). Buy something like a 70-72 Buick skylark for $200, time it up, drive it for 6 months and sell it for $500-$600. Thought I was doing something. Musta flipped 50+ classic cars including 67-69 Camaros, but they’re were around $500. Uhhggg
 
I use to make money on classic cars (as a mechanic). Buy something like a 70-72 Buick skylark for $200, time it up, drive it for 6 months and sell it for $500-$600. Thought I was doing something. Musta flipped 50+ classic cars including 67-69 Camaros, but they’re were around $500. Uhhggg
My first car I bought was a 72 Monte Carlo, fully optioned including console, A/C, power windows, cruise, power bucket seatwith a 402 and a 12 bolt posi. Got it for $400. Sold it for $1800 a couple of years later, it was a Northern car and had rust.
 
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