71 Cutlass Wagon in Colorado
April 26th, 2008, 03:39 PM
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71 Cutlass Wagon in Colorado
Looks to be pretty nice, and no reserve. I'm so tempted to go get it but have no more parking spaces. 
So I thought I'd share this with other members who might be interested:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...MEWA:IT&ih=006
So I thought I'd share this with other members who might be interested:http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...MEWA:IT&ih=006
April 26th, 2008, 05:23 PM
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April 27th, 2008, 08:03 AM
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That is a big Cutlass. 
Wish it was one, my wife's sister lives in Louisville and my sister lives in Leadville. If it was a Cutlass I would dump it one of their driveways for a while then strip it on vacation this summer, they are liberal enlightened types so I would think it would be cool for me to do my thing. I think Leadville is about 10,000 feet, the thing would need chains and oxygen to get there but It would only be half disabled then. If you went up in reverse you could coast back down in forward, think of the great gas mileage you would get.
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Wish it was one, my wife's sister lives in Louisville and my sister lives in Leadville. If it was a Cutlass I would dump it one of their driveways for a while then strip it on vacation this summer, they are liberal enlightened types so I would think it would be cool for me to do my thing. I think Leadville is about 10,000 feet, the thing would need chains and oxygen to get there but It would only be half disabled then. If you went up in reverse you could coast back down in forward, think of the great gas mileage you would get.Allan
April 27th, 2008, 11:32 AM
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That is a big Cutlass. Wish it was one, my wife's sister lives in Louisville and my sister lives in Leadville. If it was a Cutlass I would dump it one of their driveways for a while then strip it on vacation this summer, they are liberal enlightened types so I would think it would be cool for me to do my thing. I think Leadville is about 10,000 feet, the thing would need chains and oxygen to get there but It would only be half disabled then. If you went up in reverse you could coast back down in forward, think of the great gas mileage you would get.
Allan
Wish it was one, my wife's sister lives in Louisville and my sister lives in Leadville. If it was a Cutlass I would dump it one of their driveways for a while then strip it on vacation this summer, they are liberal enlightened types so I would think it would be cool for me to do my thing. I think Leadville is about 10,000 feet, the thing would need chains and oxygen to get there but It would only be half disabled then. If you went up in reverse you could coast back down in forward, think of the great gas mileage you would get.Allan
April 27th, 2008, 12:51 PM
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I think Jesse should go out there to meet Paul, and you two should go see it. Jesse could buy and could trailer it to Puals where you two would fix the transmission and then Jesse could drive it back to my place and give it to me for my birthday. Yeah! Actually guys, isn't that a Custom Cruiser? Since it has a third row seat it would be a seven passenger and I don't think the Cutlass based wagon had third row seat available. And the tail lights look like 98 style.
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