He has quite a few cars for sale. A charger, skylark, and a 63 4 door laurentian for $450. He also has some others too.

would love to have another one. You cant buy sheet metal for these guys as far as i know so you have to make it yourself and interior parts are almost non-exsistant. Of course you can buy everything under the sun for the frame and engine which is why i love the canadian poncho!! Looks like a good buy for the money, just in parts alone if you couldent save it.

Me too. I really wish we had bought a few acres out in the country with a building to store all those deals that come along. I passed on a 97 Park Ave Ultra for $999 this week. I have no where to store it. It is still on the road and would be a fantastic parts car for my Buick..but alas no room (and I really shouldnt be spending any more money during these difficult times anyways)

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Funny how the Mustang blends in.

 

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  he's selling that too for $750

carl are you showing off that shed again. but to another story. i had a great uncle, a farmer who liked old car. he went around to all his neighbours. gotta be over 50 years ago and asked if they had old model T's. he got a dz or so for nothing and rebuild a couple and used to drive them in parades or so. kept all the spare parts in the barns. his daughters thought he was nuts. i think he sold one and send it over to sweden for a 1/4 mil. he offered me a doctor T a couple of years ago but i turned him down because i would have rodded it. instead he gave me 2 40 fargo's and i left them on the farm. then he passed away 4 years ago, i was over-seas at the time. by the time i got back they had settled the estate and sold the farm. the dz or so old cars (not the T's) on the property were scrapped and nobody knew of our deal.

Seems to be a few old Poncho's comin out of hiding lately. You western guys have it better than us easterners as far as rust goes. That 59 looks savable