$100,000 1964 442
July 14th, 2016, 08:08 AM
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$100,000 1964 442
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July 14th, 2016, 08:13 AM
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July 14th, 2016, 12:07 PM
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It's BAAAAACK... 
Sold at BJ for $38K in 2011.
Discussed to death here about a year ago.
Not sold then at $80K-ish, so sure, offer it again for MORE money...
Sold at BJ for $38K in 2011.
Discussed to death here about a year ago.
Not sold then at $80K-ish, so sure, offer it again for MORE money...
July 14th, 2016, 12:27 PM
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Oh, it's the yellow one. I thought it was the green "pilot car," (which I find hilarious both because that's an improper term, and because it's about as possible to legally title a non-vin vehicle as it is for a man to give birth.)
July 14th, 2016, 02:08 PM
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July 14th, 2016, 07:37 PM
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If it was legit I don't think it would bring that or close to it, I wonder if the air cleaner is a knockoff. I am amazed at this asking price how dirty the tires are. I wonder when somebody will come up with the only 64 442 with a 394 in it.
July 30th, 2016, 08:08 AM
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Some scares you because they are too cheap
You find extremes both ways. the car shown below has been listed on (OldCarsOnline) for over a week and had no takers,listed at $8200 and has only 41,000 miles. 1981 Starfire
Convertible with air,pictures look fabulous.He says the price is not a misprint,that reason for selling is a divorce settlement. It's 800 miles away,so no I haven't seen it in person! Larry
Convertible with air,pictures look fabulous.He says the price is not a misprint,that reason for selling is a divorce settlement. It's 800 miles away,so no I haven't seen it in person! Larry
July 30th, 2016, 10:46 AM
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That's the reason I have not pursued it further.If it sound s to good to be true ,it probably is. I couldn't resist E mailing him and asking if it was an error on the price, he said no it was $8200 and there was nothing on it that didn't work and true 41,000 miles. I cound buy a ticket and fly up there.,but I figured if you pulled $8200 out in cash ,you may never be Seen again. Just look it up on (OldCarOnline.com). Hey Glen, if you get it bought, You owe me a buyers fee and a promise that you won't brag about it on C.O. Larry
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July 30th, 2016, 11:56 AM
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Larry:
I just sent the guy a message. I think there is about a 1% probability this is a real deal. If it is I will buy this car in a heartbeat. I have no business doing that but that car is easily with 3 times that. He is probably a con artist and stole the pictures. I asked for his contact info. I will let you know where this goes. That is a beautiful car. I really need three Oldsmobile convertibles.
I just sent the guy a message. I think there is about a 1% probability this is a real deal. If it is I will buy this car in a heartbeat. I have no business doing that but that car is easily with 3 times that. He is probably a con artist and stole the pictures. I asked for his contact info. I will let you know where this goes. That is a beautiful car. I really need three Oldsmobile convertibles.
July 30th, 2016, 02:03 PM
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He answered My email and said he would send more pictures,,but his email told only his name and no return email.He says the car is in Cheasapeak Virginia,but I could not Google anyone by the name he told me in the area. That car would be worth closer to $28,200 if it's like it looks, than $8200. If you buy it it won't be much out of your way,to just stopover in Tennessee and take me for a ride and pay me my finder fee .
I am sure that finders fees are legal,because the lady that cuts my hair charges me one each time I get a haircut. She swears that I have "Wavy Hair" ,and tells me that one of them stands up and waves at the other two. Oh well good luck on the car. Larry
I am sure that finders fees are legal,because the lady that cuts my hair charges me one each time I get a haircut. She swears that I have "Wavy Hair" ,and tells me that one of them stands up and waves at the other two. Oh well good luck on the car. Larry
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July 30th, 2016, 02:42 PM
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Larry:
This one sure looks similar. It has Florida plates on it and the home in the background looks familiar.
http://www.mjcclassiccars.com/1961-O...vertible.shtml
This one sure looks similar. It has Florida plates on it and the home in the background looks familiar.
http://www.mjcclassiccars.com/1961-O...vertible.shtml
July 30th, 2016, 03:38 PM
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Glen ,it's not the same car,because the seats are much brighter red in the Florida car.The first car's seats are two tone red ,as they should be .
The original interior should be more like the first one that we discussed ,
And like the one below. Glen,he also told me that he had the title in hand registered to him and without a Lein. It took 24hrs. or so ,to get a response from him ,because all transactions must go through OldCar Online. This is the same site that I used to sell my '55. Larry
The original interior should be more like the first one that we discussed ,
And like the one below. Glen,he also told me that he had the title in hand registered to him and without a Lein. It took 24hrs. or so ,to get a response from him ,because all transactions must go through OldCar Online. This is the same site that I used to sell my '55. Larry
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