Resisting temptation to buy this

[tailfins]

This seems like such a good deal: $3,500


https://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/5188070383.html

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[Gunny]

This seems like such a good deal: $3,500


https://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/5188070383.html

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If you like old cars, you need to come to Albuquerque. I swear this is "keep that old piece of shit alive" heaven. I've seen more 60s-70s cars here than I did in the actual 60s-70s. :laugh: This dude down the street has a 32 Ford coupe. I love that car. I'd paint it fire engine red and just cruise up and down the street.

[Jeff]

Tf I love the old cars, but I believe that model every collector in the world has one, I don't see ya making a killing on it because of that, now with that said would it be great to cruise in that old boat, sure enough, what a nice ride, but of course you had better make sure to not get off the beaten path to far, considering that car probably gets like 50 MPT ( miles per tankful :laugh: )

[Gunny]

Tf I love the old cars, but I believe that model every collector in the world has one, I don't see ya making a killing on it because of that, now with that said would it be great to cruise in that old boat, sure enough, what a nice ride, but of course you had better make sure to not get off the beaten path to far, considering that car probably gets like 50 MPT ( miles per tankful :laugh: )

A 32 Ford Coupe actually gets good mileage. That straight six is STILL used in Fords And it's tougher than a bunch of 8-bangers.

[tailfins]

Tf I love the old cars, but I believe that model every collector in the world has one, I don't see ya making a killing on it because of that, now with that said would it be great to cruise in that old boat, sure enough, what a nice ride, but of course you had better make sure to not get off the beaten path to far, considering that car probably gets like 50 MPT ( miles per tankful :laugh: )

My son will be getting his learner's permit next year. It's meant for him to learn how to drive. I once owned a 1970 DeVille. The Cadillac 472 CID engine gets 12 MPG, not that huge of an adjustment my modern FJ Cruiser gets at 17 MPG. I think the 1970s cars are OK. I have had several 1950s vehicles and they are painfully unreliable. I'm leery of any vehicle designed for leaded fuel. I believe 1973 was the first year for unleaded fuel.


A 32 Ford Coupe actually gets good mileage. That straight six is STILL used in Fords And it's tougher than a bunch of 8-bangers.

A Little Deuce Coupe has a five figure price tag. The one below is $97,000 !

http://classiccars.com/listings/view/638369/1932-ford-5-window-coupe-for-sale-in-orange-california-92867

[Gunny]

My son will be getting his learner's permit next year. It's meant for him to learn how to drive. I once owned a 1970 DeVille. The Cadillac 472 CID engine gets 12 MPG, not that huge of an adjustment my modern FJ Cruiser gets at 17 MPG. I think the 1970s cars are OK. I have had several 1950s vehicles and they are painfully unreliable. I'm leery of any vehicle designed for leaded fuel. I believe 1973 was the first year for unleaded fuel.



A Little Deuce Coupe has a five figure price tag. The one below is $97,000 !

http://classiccars.com/listings/view/638369/1932-ford-5-window-coupe-for-sale-in-orange-california-92867

Late 70s and early 80s cars all looked the same and they sucked.

My dream car is a 1970 Dodge Challenger. The 32 Ford is second.:laugh: