Figure I would try here 1968 442 for sale $2600
October 1st, 2011, 05:54 PM
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Figure I would try here 1968 442 for sale $2600
1968 442 for sale $2600.00. Broadcast Sheet.
Check this ad on ebay. I am looking for $2600.00 for this car as the project is a bit more than what I want to do and I am not looking to get into a frame off on a 68. I really only do 66-67,69's and have my eye on one of them. If you are interested let me know, I am not interested in any trades and looking for cash only. Sorry but I would rather be upfront than worry about miscommunication later. Car has the original broadcast sheet with all the option codes and is a QR 400 car with Turbo 400. Unsure on numbers matching for tranny but motor is a 71 455 G heads and rear is a chevy 12 bolt unsure if its a posi or the gears inside. Has a console and most of the interior and is originally a white car with Willow Gold interior. Check out my ebay ad and let me know if you have any questions. PM me through Classicolds or Ebay. Good Luck.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=220864364833
Check this ad on ebay. I am looking for $2600.00 for this car as the project is a bit more than what I want to do and I am not looking to get into a frame off on a 68. I really only do 66-67,69's and have my eye on one of them. If you are interested let me know, I am not interested in any trades and looking for cash only. Sorry but I would rather be upfront than worry about miscommunication later. Car has the original broadcast sheet with all the option codes and is a QR 400 car with Turbo 400. Unsure on numbers matching for tranny but motor is a 71 455 G heads and rear is a chevy 12 bolt unsure if its a posi or the gears inside. Has a console and most of the interior and is originally a white car with Willow Gold interior. Check out my ebay ad and let me know if you have any questions. PM me through Classicolds or Ebay. Good Luck.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=220864364833
October 1st, 2011, 06:27 PM
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Thats the way I got it. Evidently the last owner was worried of theft considering where he lived in CT and removed them several years ago. All items match the build sheet, trust me I was worried about that too but close inspection and a second opinion via a very knowledgable member on this site revealed it to be correct for that car.
October 1st, 2011, 06:40 PM
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I'm not trying to cast aspersions, just asking the question that will enter most people's minds.
I can't see how removing the tags would help reduce the chance of theft, but, as we all know, in most cases, another term for "prior owner" is "idiot."
Regardless, a potential buyer could look at the confidential VINs on the frame to assure himself that all is well.
Good luck with the sale! Looks like a good project for the price range.
- Eric
I can't see how removing the tags would help reduce the chance of theft, but, as we all know, in most cases, another term for "prior owner" is "idiot."
Regardless, a potential buyer could look at the confidential VINs on the frame to assure himself that all is well.
Good luck with the sale! Looks like a good project for the price range.
- Eric
October 1st, 2011, 06:45 PM
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I'm not trying to cast aspersions, just asking the question that will enter most people's minds.
I can't see how removing the tags would help reduce the chance of theft, but, as we all know, in most cases, another term for "prior owner" is "idiot."
Regardless, a potential buyer could look at the confidential VINs on the frame to assure himself that all is well.
Good luck with the sale! Looks like a good project for the price range.
- Eric
I can't see how removing the tags would help reduce the chance of theft, but, as we all know, in most cases, another term for "prior owner" is "idiot."
Regardless, a potential buyer could look at the confidential VINs on the frame to assure himself that all is well.
Good luck with the sale! Looks like a good project for the price range.
- Eric
October 3rd, 2011, 07:31 AM
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