I have a 1972 cutlass fastback,this car came from California,99% rust free,only rust is a small spot on lower corner of fender,and inside by the rear window piece.No rust in floors trunk,quarters etc.350 2 bbl radiant green,white interior,bench seat.easy restoration.4500

 

Location?

 

New york

 

Can you post a few photos? Include areas mentioned. Where in New York?

 

Yes,I don't know how to post pics in the thread,if you want,pm me your email and I will send some to you.I am on Long Island,ny

 

Thanks. I sent you a PM. Please let know if you did not receive it.

 

Sent you a PM.

 

It may be a few days till I can get some pics.

 

Hi, I sent you a PM, with my cell# on 1/3/17. Resent one again today.Thanks

 

Car is on Craigslist.





https://longisland.craigslist.org/cto/5932573854.html

 

Yes that is the car. I went to look at it yesterday.

 

Hmm, wonder how a 4900 dollar car became a 7500 dollar car that quickly?

 

What's it look like?

(By the way, if a 3,600 pound car is 99% rust free, that means it has 36 pounds of rust.)

- Eric

 

I can tell you how it became a 7500 car.i bought it from the guy on Craigslist and I decided to put it up for more money and if it doesn't sell,I will restore it.I don't think its illegal to make a profit in the United States yet,is it?any questions?

 

I don't have any, and after this, I doubt anyone else here will either.

Good luck with the sale.

- Eric

 

Hey that's pretty good math but too bad that's not how it works guy.

 

Assuming iron oxide as Fe2O3, and that it's still on the car, that 36-lbs of iron is now 51.5-lbs of iron oxide. (Boy, do I need a life!)

 

Well, yes, I will admit that I assumed that the rust was still attached - otherwise, it would have holes, but would not be rusty.

And I do have to admit that I failed to take into account the weight changes inherent in the oxidation reaction.

- Eric

 

Yo omfg. I wish I could insert a photo message. I called the exact same guy and he told me "I lost the title". So I'm like ok PLEASE CALL ME when you find it. He says "ok". 5 days later I text him "hey did you find it?" He's like "yeah sold it yesterday". LIKE WTF BRO. Good buy tho.

 

I went and met the guy Christmas night,he did misplace the title at the time and we made a verbal deal then he found the title and I bought it.If anybody wants info,Ask 1962olds how clean the car is,he came and looked at it.

 

If this is what the kids are calling clean rust and rot free these days I feel a whole lot better asking the same for one of mine. Thx for the boost

 

Moving this car along for what I have in it which is 4500.Im not going to get to it and it's sitting outside.Motor runs like crap,needs rebuilt.one of the cleanest A bodies around.

 

I love people like this. Had you not jerked everyone around a few months ago, the car would have sold. After reading this thread, I wouldn't deal with you if the car were free........

 

+1.


So, how does it work?

- Eric