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I am posting this for a friend. His aunt has passed and he has a true barn find for sale.
Car does not run and needs to be trailered.
Car is located in New Providence Iowa.
Asking $8,000 OBO
Here are the details...
Single family ownership (daughter bought new then sold to mother)
- All original factory parts
- Kept indoors for approx. the last 30 years.
- <50k original miles
- Sitting on tires on gravel floor (i.e. chassis is not resting on the ground)
Kurt Stoneking is the owner
Contact information is 856-206-9495 and kurt.stoneking@verizon.net
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Georgous wagon. Wish Zi had the $ and the room...
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Beautiful car - wish I had the money and the room!
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Thanks Nick. That is the next town over. I wonder whose collection is being sold?
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Both links do not work...
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Irv, Glad to hear it went to a good home...
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]QUOTE= Have not set price as I do not know enough about Nova pricing, and in fact may not sell it. QUOTE]
http://www.hagerty.com/valuationtools/HVT/VehicleSearch/Report?vbe=32360
No listing for a 6 Cyl car - sounds like a 5 - 6 K car IMHO...
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2nd set contains 32 (Thirty Two), AC 44S spark plugs
$6.50 apiece ..or best offer
$6.50 a set or per plug?
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When was it painted and what is the color? How much are you asking?
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Price and pictures?
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And as long as the Forum moderators are listening to
recommendations, here is one more to consider:
Please separate the huge lump-sum category into
"Cars for Sale"
"Cars Wanted"
"Parts for Sale"
"Parts Wanted"
A lump sum category would be a great idea.
As far as the price listed in the Ad I always look for the price first.
If we are honest in describing and pricing the car there will be no criticism to worry about...
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If you price your car fairly and are honest none of this matters. I always look at the price and if none is posted I move on. I vote to make pricing mandatory...
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That was my plan for the truck and the trailer...
Are their certain trailer manufactures to stay away from or certain manufactures you recommend?
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My new trailer is from Colony Cargo Trailers - Tim or Barry are both great to deal with
Jim
Jim I visited the site and they have a 20' trailer for less than $6,000. I was under the impression you had to spend way more than that to get a good trailer. It does however have brakes on both axles and 5,000 pound axles...
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We live in the country and my intention was to drive a crew cab F-150 - not a F-250 - not with dual rear wheels. I need to go drive one and consider all the pros and cons. Thanks for the input...
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If you only have a set amount to spend, spend more of it on a larger truck and less on the trailer. We currently run 2 Dodge Cummins diesels and absolutely love them. 14 mpg pulling a 24' enclosed trailer with a heavy antique car aboard.
I think I need to rethink my strategy, I was going to buy a truck and use it for my primary transportation. Now I may just have a truck dedicated to hauling and drive a car. I have a 2001 S 10 setting in the driveway - purchased new with only 100K on it - we only use it when we need a truck - daily driver is a 2015 Outback...
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31 Caddy - I was hoping to avoid a dually diesel - not that I would not love one. It does give me food for thought.
Thanks for the advice...
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Thanks for all the advice guys.
Sounds like I should buy a new enclosed trailer and make sure it has brakes on both axles.
Also sounds like I would need a F 250 to pull a 24' trailer.
What about a 20' box - still need a 3/4 ton truck?
Jim I will give you a call - thanks...
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I am into long roofs and that definitely has one. Unfortunately I am out of room. Nice Van!
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Thanks for the reply Larry and Nick,
I am located in Columbus Ohio and have a 67 Corvette, 73 Alfa Spider and a 72 Chevelle Wagon. My current truck is a 01 S-10 but I plan to purchase a F-150. I mostly drive my cars but would like to attend local auctions and travel out west to purchase cars, get them running good - etc and sell them. The cars I am interested in are 60s and early 70s. I do not want to buy the wrong trailer - I have in the past built shops that were too small and not tall enough. Will a 1/2 ton truck pull an enclosed trailer safely? Is there much of a difference in gas millage with a closed trailer? The enclosed trailer in Phoenix looks pretty nice!
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I am considering purchasing a car trailer so when I retire next year I can haul my cars and others (purchases) around. I was considering an open aluminum trailer. Any recommendations on a brand of trailer? Should I purchase an enclosed or open trailer? I do not want to pay more than $7,000 for a trailer. Your opinions appreciated!
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I am not a 50s car guy but that is one beautiful car!
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Not an expert on cars of that era but it looks like a driveable dream to me. I would just enjoy it. Beautiful car!
FS — 1966 Mercury Cyclone
in Automobiles and Parts - Buy/Sell
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Beautiful Car!