jensenracing77

I no longer have the 70. The 62 is my wifes car.

Now that is cool!!!! Outside of anything Oldsmobile, that car is my number one favorite car of all times. To this day I have yet to see one in person but I should be in the next couple months.

eBay has become a joke to sell on. I do still buy there now and then but sure is not the same. I agree, searching for stuff brings all kinds of stuff for unrelated models. We need a new platform to sell on. I mostly sell on Facebook these days but it is FILLED with fraud and you have to be careful

This is a complicated topic because there are to many variations of why people buy old cars. If someone is looking for a common old car like a standard Cutlass, Camaro, or Mustang, they are all over the place all across the country. Typically can find a nice one local and the local market may be different than somewhere else in the country. If you are looking for a rare car or a very high end specialty then you had better be looking nation wide and that market is pretty consistent across the country because of what it is you are looking for. On another note, People like me, I have to consider every aspect of a car before buying it and that includes getting it home. I simply can not afford this hobby and only have so much money to play with. I have to consider the price, getting it home, what I need to put into it and what the final value will be. I enjoy restoring cars as much or more than driving the finished product so I have to get it at a price that I will not lose money when I am moving to the next project. If a car is worth it and I am safe to not loose money I don't try to talk someone down. If it is to high for me and been on the market for a good while and not moving, I will toss in all the cards to get it for the right price. Yes, I have even tossed in the "I have to get it home" factor a few times but I am also not buying from a dealer or professional. When the car has been on the market for a while it is because nobody wants it or it is over priced or both. That is when I move in and use anything that works and if it don't work I walk. There are so many aspects to this but all of it is fun. It would be more fun if I could keep all my cars and not have to sell them.

A/C convertible is a great combo.

Nice looking car and I feel reasonably priced just going by the pictures.

I wanted to say thank you to whoever decided to give my cars article the M.J.Duryea Memorial Cup award!

Just found this thread. This is incredible! It is going to take me days to look through this thread. Fantastic work!

I know this is really old but I have a 1961 standard wheel from an F-85 if you are still looking.

There is one of these down the road from me in a barn. Has 45,000 miles. It is actually a very solid car and runs and drives still. They want far to much for it though.

The older I get the younger 50 looks. I was never into the pre war stuff but starting to take an interest now. I really like some stuff from the teens.

It is best to send me an email if I don't get back to you within a day. jensenracing77@yahoo.com

Part number 3942893. I am told they are for the 1969 GMC Handi-Van but I have no way to look it up myself. I am in Brazil Indiana and only take a check or pay pal friends and family. If you are uncomfortable with that I will ship first and you pay me after you get them. I have had them for many years and just want to get them to the right hands if those hands exist. $25 shipped to your door in the USA.

I have several on that list. Sadly, most them then can't possible happen. First on the list would be a 1911 Oldsmobile Limited. This picture is from the GM Heritage collection. Another would be the Chrysler Turbine. Also ANYTHING steam powered that was already operational. Another that would maybe get me ran out of here is an Ariel Atom 4

Wouldn't a VIN swap be illegal?