Malo48
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I saw this ad on the HAMB. Rather than link to another forum, I will paste the text of it (which has contact info) and photos here:
1932 all original steel five window coupe, same owner since the 60,s always maintained in running condition and kept inside all stock , body and fenders are straight and rust free , windows roll up and down easily, starts right up runs and drives , California survivor , clean california title in my name registered to california black plates can ship it anywhere at buyers expense , located in Northern California ray 415-517-5754
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Wow, that's a wide price difference between the two.
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I called about this but never heard back.
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Still for sale, I see. Looks like an airport ground support vehicle. Might be worth a paint job in original colors/livery and use it in movies.
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I would drive as-is. Beautiful.
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I'm not an early Ford guy but I dig this color combo!
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Hope the seller adds more photos soon - looks to be a nice one!
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Before and after photos, I assume?
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The palm frond folded into a cross, stuck up into the visor. My dad did the exact same thing.
No A/C on this?
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Woah. I like this. What's original and what's not?
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This seller also has two Ford trucks for sale on CL, a '53 and a '34.
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On 2/8/2021 at 11:28 PM, XframeFX said:
The Pacific Northwest. Easy on cars all around.
I drooled over this '64 which was 4-Sale a couple weeks back south of Olympia, WA. It was only listed for a couple of days. The rear bumper and trunk lock was pushed-in slightly, easy fix.
Price was $19K?
I saw and called about this one but it was already gone by then. Went quickly!
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Gotta say, I even like it dusty!
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Gotta say, I even like it dusty!
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Speaking as a '40s auto aficionado myself, there is a small contingent of younger '40s car enthusiasts that's sort of derived from the lowrider scene. Bombs. Mostly GM makes, they're largely kept original but many are highly accessorized with era-appropriate add-ons.
But aside from that, I too have noticed a lot of what Neil pointed out at the local car shows.
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When I was a young child, my neighbor had one of these in very similar color. When I rode in it, I remember being fascinated with how absolutely luxurious and elegant it was, totally unlike anything my family drove. I should buy this out of nostalgia.
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I might be able to go look at this in person if anyone has serious interest.
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Gotta say, the coolest thing about this Not Mine for sale section is that it gets me interested in cars I had no idea that I liked. This is one!
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My wife had a '63 Skylark and it was a blast to drive in the city. It had a lot of neat options (p/w, a/c, remote mirrors, etc) but the paint & body were fair at best. The 215 gave us no trouble and IIRC the only hang-up in finding parts was for the windshield washer pump. There look to be some nice '62 examples above!
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https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/983630082138570/?ref=search&referral_code=undefined
I'm a sucker for a '40s fastback and if this were closer I'd be going to see it.
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Woah, it even has the steering wheel clock option.
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Thanks, everyone, for your excellent input and advice. While I think I'm going to pass on this particular one, you've given me a lot of info that will really help me when I look at another. I've really become a fan of these and don't know how they escaped my attention for as long as they have.
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Marked sold! The seller did add some info to the original ad. Hope it's going to a good home!
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Thanks all for the discussion!
This is the car:
https://www.classicautomall.com/vehicles/1741/1964-buick-riviera
I had a fantastic conversation last night and learned a lot about the goods and bads of this one as well as the Riviera line in general. Quite an education.
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For Sale: 1960 Cadillac Series 62 Hardtop - "Original, unrestored" - Spartanburg, SC - Not Mine - 3/11 SOLD!
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Listing marked sold