1969 442 in Chicago
#1
1969 442 in Chicago
Please someone with some metal work experience buy this car............ and then call me when it is done
http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/ctd/4395292704.html
http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/ctd/4395292704.html
#6
Just an Olds Guy
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Edmonton, AB. And "I am Can 'eh' jun - eh"
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^^^ what he said. Way to much rust for that ask. Everything from the floors and body has severe rust. It might need more than a rebody though. The frame could easily be that rough too. I agree with rcktdoc. Great parts car
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#16
What? No frame pics. They'll probably post some after they've scraped the barnacles off . And it looks like somebody started the body work on the drivers door. Probably didn't finish the first beer before DESPAIR set it. Love the color combination though.
#20
Erik
I'm not considering this car, just pointing out someone could buy this for $3000 and turn it into something... and Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhush on the other thing!
#24
I understand they are old, but it takes a special kind of not giving a flying crap to get them that way.
If I don't have a use for it, and don't especially care a bunch about a car, I'll give it or sell it to someone who does.
I'm definitely no car snob. I drive total beaters religiously, but looking at that cool car in that condition is like watching roadkill twitch.
#25
i wish i could apologize for my angst, but i'm just plain sick of seeing cars so horribly neglected for ridiculous prices. I don't understand how some people can even let them get that bad.
I understand they are old, but it takes a special kind of not giving a flying crap to get them that way.
If i don't have a use for it, and don't especially care a bunch about a car, i'll give it or sell it to someone who does.
I'm definitely no car snob. I drive total beaters religiously, but looking at that cool car in that condition is like watching roadkill twitch.
I understand they are old, but it takes a special kind of not giving a flying crap to get them that way.
If i don't have a use for it, and don't especially care a bunch about a car, i'll give it or sell it to someone who does.
I'm definitely no car snob. I drive total beaters religiously, but looking at that cool car in that condition is like watching roadkill twitch.
#26
J-(Chicago), my "ouch" comment was directed at the condition of the car, not your comment about rolling it off a cliff.
I do agree, way too many cars out there rotting away because the owner will restore it "someday." The vehicle condition gets away from them, and nobody gets to enjoy the car. Ever. Not like they make these anymore.
I do agree, way too many cars out there rotting away because the owner will restore it "someday." The vehicle condition gets away from them, and nobody gets to enjoy the car. Ever. Not like they make these anymore.
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