1970 Delta 88 convertible for sale
April 11th, 2012 | 11:21 AM
#5
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From: southeastern Michigan
What? Why not? It's not like you're going to MOVE there!
I live in Ohio and bought one car out of West Virginia, which is admittedly next door, and the other out of Florida, which is most certainly not next door. After all, how does one get a "Florida" or "rust free southern car" without going to those areas of the country? If I had to limit myself only to cars found for sale within my own state, I might as well take up stamp collecting instead!
I live in Ohio and bought one car out of West Virginia, which is admittedly next door, and the other out of Florida, which is most certainly not next door. After all, how does one get a "Florida" or "rust free southern car" without going to those areas of the country? If I had to limit myself only to cars found for sale within my own state, I might as well take up stamp collecting instead!
April 11th, 2012 | 11:56 AM
#6
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From: Georgia
Jaunty where you been? I haven't seen your name pop up for a long time. I guess I haven't been hanging in the right circles.
This is a thin disguise which really means, I don't want you to buy a Delta.
Now, when you do find a Delta close to home, the story will change. But the outcome will be the same, no Delta.
Just my observations.
Mike
This is a thin disguise which really means, I don't want you to buy a Delta.
Now, when you do find a Delta close to home, the story will change. But the outcome will be the same, no Delta.
Just my observations.
Mike
April 11th, 2012 | 01:30 PM
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From: southeastern Michigan
I'm sure his wife doesn't care that it's a Delta 88, or something else, that she doesn't want him to have.
April 11th, 2012 | 02:13 PM
#8
Always room for one more
Joined: Oct 2011
Posts: 8,042
From: Georgia
I think you are right. With a ridiculous statement such as "don't go out of state to buy a Delta" that probably does mean any car. Too bad.
That is a nice car, Dave, maybe this summer if you still have it we can talk. So much for your quick sale.
Mike
That is a nice car, Dave, maybe this summer if you still have it we can talk. So much for your quick sale.
Mike
April 16th, 2012 | 06:46 AM
#10
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From: Minnesota
Jaunty where you been? I haven't seen your name pop up for a long time. I guess I haven't been hanging in the right circles.
This is a thin disguise which really means, I don't want you to buy a Delta.
Now, when you do find a Delta close to home, the story will change. But the outcome will be the same, no Delta.
Just my observations.
Mike
This is a thin disguise which really means, I don't want you to buy a Delta.
Now, when you do find a Delta close to home, the story will change. But the outcome will be the same, no Delta.
Just my observations.
Mike
I may have a lead on another one though. Not a convertible, but a good looking chunk of rolling stock nonetheless...
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