B Jake Moran

Black leather at that. Silver and black I believe is a high production combination for 1963.

Most of today’s sellers do not want to lift a finger. Just give them the cash. $78,000 for a number 1 car?

No, it is much like the 63 Pontiac.

That’s nice m-mman. Nice 60’s colors.

I remember seeing that pop up in a search and wanting to post it on this forum but have been too busy.

I’ve thought about buying another Marauder to go with my 1970 X-100 but it wouldn’t be a bench seat car unless it was a 410/428 with 4 speed, which may not have been an option. I am a “meh” fan of these 1966’s. Their not bad but the 63 Marauder with a 390 would be my next Marauder choice.

Yes, the ubiquitous 62-64 Chevys with 283, 327 were hotter to own, sell, buy as projects - then the 62-64 Fords. Ridiculous! This 63 Ford has a BB 390, the 327 couldn't compare to it.

Just a comment, not a bash, but these seem wildly popular because they are popular. They made 48,068 of them, which is by no means rare.

Wow. Imagine getting this 55,000 mile Dodge for $15,000.

Marketplace - 1937 Dodge Viper | Facebook 1937 Dodge D-5 Deluxe Sedan. Car is mostly original with some modifications. 12 volt, electronic ignition, recent brakes, tires, battery, clutch and machined flywheel. Fluids and some seals changed. A solid driver, mostly original with a fine patina. Stored indoors and turnkey.

Marketplace - 1962 Buick Wildcat | Facebook 1962 Buick Wildcat · Coupe · Driven 2,000 miles Your very own 'barn find'!!! 1962 Buick Wildcat, all original, Nailhead 455. 1 of less than 2000 produced that year! Original owners purchased new in 1962, then parked in 1979 and untouched since then. It's been about 10 years since anyone has touched it, but 10 years ago, the engine turned by hand with a ratchet on the crank pulley. Had some paint and light bodywork done before it went into the garage in 79, but otherwise solid body and undercarriage. Tires still actually hold air. Front and rear bumper were removed but are included, just not pictured. Fully restored this baby could be worth over $30k. Or go the resto-mod route and make it your own! $4000...located in the near west Chicago burbs

SOLD. I understand these full on project cars are almost always described as "parts cars" but every year they get a little bit rarer.

I know projects aren't as popular and we usually say don't but most of us agree 1965 Starfires are among the great 1960's full size cars. Here you have a bucket seat console 65 Starfire convertible for not bad starter money.

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Overpriced but it will sell. He said it’s a 390, good clean title, and has no idea where the console is.