(2)1969 Vista Cruisers "Twins"
October 27th, 2011, 10:33 AM
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(2)1969 Vista Cruisers "Twins"
I have for sale two 1969 Vista Cruisers. Both of these cars run and drive. Both cars are white exterior with woody trim and blue interiors. I will describe the differences and similarities as follows........
Car #1 has a clear NC title with correct numbers 350 2 barrell 350 transmission. It has a very solid southern body with no exterior rot. The fenders, doors, quarters, rear gate, and roof are excellent. The paint is faded and crap. There is some scale and small holes on the front rear floorpan. The very front pan is excellent as is very rear. Glass is "Soft Ray" and all intact and clear. Interior is musty and original and may clean up with some newer trim and carpet and elbow grease. Rear window is power and works. Car idles nice and sounds good, brakes need checked over.
Car #2 only has bill of sale with a transplanted 455 Fa block, J heads, 4 barrell. It has a very nice body as well with no lower exterior rot or rust other than surface. The fenders are perfect, as is doors, quarters, rear gate. The roof on this one has some rust in the window channels and a cracked front moon glass. Interior is similar condition as other car. The rest of the glass is perfect and "Soft Ray" also. Floors and trunk are also in good shape with this one. Also a rear power window. Car sounds nice and idles good, brakes also need checked.
And to conclude: Both cars move under their own power. Both cars have every piece of trim. Neither of these have been restored and are in original condition with southern bodies. These are both 3rd row seating and have the swing out or swing down tailgates. I purchased these with the intent of making a driver quality restoration, but other projects are interesting me more at this time. I do not have to sell these, but would like for them to be put to good use. It will be years before I am able to touch them with my current projects going on. I have pictures available for people who are really interested. My email is daryl.jackson@momentive.com and my cell is 304-481-5821. For pictures send me your email, and for further details call me. I am asking $5,200 for the pair. I may consider certain trades such as a 1970 Post shell, or 1970 OAI Hood, and other trade + cash scenarios. I may negotiate with serious buyers. Thanks for your time!
Car #1 has a clear NC title with correct numbers 350 2 barrell 350 transmission. It has a very solid southern body with no exterior rot. The fenders, doors, quarters, rear gate, and roof are excellent. The paint is faded and crap. There is some scale and small holes on the front rear floorpan. The very front pan is excellent as is very rear. Glass is "Soft Ray" and all intact and clear. Interior is musty and original and may clean up with some newer trim and carpet and elbow grease. Rear window is power and works. Car idles nice and sounds good, brakes need checked over.
Car #2 only has bill of sale with a transplanted 455 Fa block, J heads, 4 barrell. It has a very nice body as well with no lower exterior rot or rust other than surface. The fenders are perfect, as is doors, quarters, rear gate. The roof on this one has some rust in the window channels and a cracked front moon glass. Interior is similar condition as other car. The rest of the glass is perfect and "Soft Ray" also. Floors and trunk are also in good shape with this one. Also a rear power window. Car sounds nice and idles good, brakes also need checked.
And to conclude: Both cars move under their own power. Both cars have every piece of trim. Neither of these have been restored and are in original condition with southern bodies. These are both 3rd row seating and have the swing out or swing down tailgates. I purchased these with the intent of making a driver quality restoration, but other projects are interesting me more at this time. I do not have to sell these, but would like for them to be put to good use. It will be years before I am able to touch them with my current projects going on. I have pictures available for people who are really interested. My email is daryl.jackson@momentive.com and my cell is 304-481-5821. For pictures send me your email, and for further details call me. I am asking $5,200 for the pair. I may consider certain trades such as a 1970 Post shell, or 1970 OAI Hood, and other trade + cash scenarios. I may negotiate with serious buyers. Thanks for your time!
November 8th, 2011, 08:48 AM
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I've had a few people inquire asking if I would sell the titled car separately? Yes, if you are serious then call me 304-481-5821 or email daryl.jackson@momentive.com Thanks!!
I've had a few people inquire asking if I would sell the titled car separately? Yes, if you are serious then call me 304-481-5821 or email daryl.jackson@momentive.com Thanks!!
January 9th, 2013, 12:01 PM
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Price Reduction $$4,500 both cars, can help with hauling if within range. I really don't want to sell, but they are going to sit for a while before I can justify using them. The titled car is a 57,000 mile car!! Again, they both will run and move. If seriously interested call 304-481-5821 or email daryl.jackson@momentive.com . If you are broke,dreaming,or just wanting to chat about Vista's then don't contact. Happy Oldsmobiling!!
Price Reduction $$4,500 both cars, can help with hauling if within range. I really don't want to sell, but they are going to sit for a while before I can justify using them. The titled car is a 57,000 mile car!! Again, they both will run and move. If seriously interested call 304-481-5821 or email daryl.jackson@momentive.com . If you are broke,dreaming,or just wanting to chat about Vista's then don't contact. Happy Oldsmobiling!!
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