Paul from PA

Mecury Cougar, Bobcat and Kitten. That would be the "Cats Meow"

Spoke with seller. Needs windshield, passenger floor repaired, "some work" on the torque boxes, dent repaired on the left rear door and the break pedal goes to the floor.........

Hate to bring it up but........ I drove one of these in a local demo derby many years ago. Same color but in poor condition. The big GM cars of that era didn't have much of a chance against the Imperials or even a lot of other larger Chrysler products as the GM's used coil springs. It was fun at the time.

I bought a 1963 Rambler wagon at an estate auction. Was in a garage, not a lot of light. Got it home and found an old Texaco sign under the front floor mat on the passenger side.

These were in a barn. I purchased one of the 1932 Buicks a few years ago. Bobcat had less than 6,000 original miles. I bought it as well. Different time and place. Have since sold both of them

Seller says, "has some rust in floors, not bad tho. Needs rear body mount" I believe these guys do a lot of buying out west for trucks and truck parts. Probably picked up the Buick locally at is has a PA inspection.

Just spoke with the owner. She is to send me more photo's. She stated that there was a hole in the trunk. She said it needed painted and a new interior. I am still interested though.

Car has been sold.

Some one call for a Taxi?

This one has been for sale for quite some time.

I talked to the owner. He has health issues. The one wheel you see on it is from a Cadillac with a Packard center installed. He has four. He has owned the car about 5 years. He said he bought it out of the state of Indiana

1948 Packard Coupe on facebook marketplace Imperial PA. Outside of Pittsburgh I don't know how to link it here

Thanks for all of the responses. My thought was to keep them uncovered. The only way I found covers to work properly was to first cover the cars with sheets or blankets and put the cover on. I don't do any dusty work in the garage but I am thinking of buying a couple of pedestal fans in to keep some air flowing.

I am blessed enough to have my cars stored in a heated garage with radiant heat. I have free gas so no heating bill. Should I cover them?

I am thinking this came out of a small town somewhere in PA I don't know how fancy they got with all of the gadgets used by the big city taxi's.

I don't know how to link it to here?

Finally got this project "wrapped" up. Came to me with black on the bottom. I prefer the pink. This car left the factory brown. And yes I have an extended family ride to Walmart with me.......

I am looking for wheel well trim for my 1960 Buick. Looking for all four . Any out there?

I think I am going to "Wrap" the black area only to pink. She's a good car so far, put about 50 miles on it on different trips. It puts me in mind of the head cheerleader in high school. You know the one, dated the quarterback. This would be her showing up at the class reunion. Not quite what she once was but still attractive enough.

Thanks to NC -car-guy for posting it and getting info to me, my buddy Brad down in NC for putting eyes on it and Lenny for hauling it. This thing will be in PA turning heads soon. Some in awe and probably some in wonder.. It's not going to be an AACA show car. It is going to be enjoyed.

Got a chance to look at it and I don't think it is something that you could use.

I have one. I need to check on the condition. I bought a complete dash that was converted into a wall hanging

Don't hate me. I was younger then, we all were. I drove a 1960 Cadillac ambulance in a demo derby. Yea I did that. At first they were not going to let me in but the rules stated " any American made car or station wagon" the title said station wagon. I ran it less than ten minutes and the officials black flagged me for no apparent reason. I guess to give the others a chance to win. It was a monster on the track.

I often wondered what the fee schedule was for BAT. Now I and others know. Thank you.

My cousins brother stopped by and made an offer so it has been sold as one unit. It will remain alive as it should.