1971 Olds Cutlass Convertible
July 16th, 2016, 04:59 AM
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1971 Olds Cutlass Convertible
Since my original thread was derailed,I am starting new one.
1971 Olds Cutlass Convertible, 350 engine, auto trans, 84333 miles, Power steering, brakes, top. Rally rims, Bittersweet Mist with Sienna interior. A/C car, heat works. Newer Holly 4v Carb & Edelbrock intake(originals included). Front and rear sway bars. Runs and drive good, need body and trunk work, tlc, Frame & floors in very good shape.Enjoy while fixing! Please ask serious questions only, text 347-770-4983 or email fishroomplus@yahoo.com only please. First $7750 takes it, no offers
1971 Olds Cutlass Convertible, 350 engine, auto trans, 84333 miles, Power steering, brakes, top. Rally rims, Bittersweet Mist with Sienna interior. A/C car, heat works. Newer Holly 4v Carb & Edelbrock intake(originals included). Front and rear sway bars. Runs and drive good, need body and trunk work, tlc, Frame & floors in very good shape.Enjoy while fixing! Please ask serious questions only, text 347-770-4983 or email fishroomplus@yahoo.com only please. First $7750 takes it, no offers
July 19th, 2016, 06:45 PM
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Just needs some prep to sell
This one may sell better with the trunk and carpet vacuumed out, A buff job on the paint and then put back on ebay with a starting price close to what he wants and a reserve. Replace the " needs body and trunk work" reference with a less vague description. Is the trunk rusted thru or just dirty, take pictures of where on the body it needs work so buyers know what they are bidding on. The video helps but moves so fast it's hard to see just how solid the car is. It sounds great though. This car actually looks good in the pictures once you get past how dirty it looks.
July 20th, 2016, 07:12 AM
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Throw it away and start again. Move the camera SLOWLY and hold it STILL much of the time. You moved it so quickly the camera often didn't have time to self-focus, and all we saw was a jerky blur. Your quick video of the car's interior after opening the passenger door is an example of this.
There's an art to making a quality video.
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