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Anyone looking at the ad can 'flag for removal' and it will be taken off, maybe a jealous looker or just messing with someone.

Hwy, read the rules for posting, this is not eBay! Must have a price , location, etc.....see the sticky at the top of page!

I got tired of leaking cylinders on my 41 Plymouth and ordered new ones from this site, http://www.oldmoparts.com/parts-service-brakes.aspx Andy Bernbaum Auto Parts.

Where is it located?

Sorry, my first impression was the restoration cost 79K, difference of is or of before it. My apologies!

I surely would have thought that someone who uses this site regularly would remember to post the price!

And a price listed per forum rules & maybe a location you are in with shipping costs!

Your engine casting number shows it to be a 1955-1967 Chevy 235 CID engine. I will send you a private message.

What year is the engine or what is the casting number on the block?

I'll give you a bump on a nice car for the money! Plymouth's are great drivers and converts are worth a lot more than you are asking. Give it your color new paint and you will more than double your money! Basket cases sell for what he is asking! I have a 41 Plymouth convert and have no need for another car as my garage is full and need to sell one or two myself.

I think the model (if known) either a 652y (fairly rare) or 852y would be helpful to the value of the car......clearly the engine and transmission type needs to be known for a prospective buyer. What is listed on the title?

Forum rules stated a price must be posted. A little more information would be good, a 6 or an 8 engine? I for one don't have the time or desire to call for details. Very nice car!

I know my friend would have sold the car if it had been there, LOL! I think he picked the wrong auction!

That car belongs to a good friend on mine. I am sure he was disappointed with the bid results. He hauled it 800 miles up there to that auction. yes the car is in great shape and is quite the car, all history documented.

Looks like crusher bait to me, what do you want for it? Forum says to post a price.

I don't think Apache's were equipped with a 348. Following show engine and trans options. Any reason you want a 348?[TABLE=class: infobox hproduct, width: 22] <tbody>[TR] [TH=align: left]Engine[/TH] [TD]235 cu in (3.9 L) I6 265 cu in (4.3 L) V8 283 cu in (4.6 L) V8[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TH=align: left]Transmission[/TH] [TD]3 or 4 speed manual Hydramatic[/TD] [/TR] </tbody>[/TABLE]

Looks like a lot of money for a pig-in-the-poke untested, unopened, as is transmission!

Not all 1966 plates are bid items, there are many with 'Buy it now" prices, some nice pairs. Worth a look!

http://www.haggleme.com/Vehicle/location-Michigan-vehiclesforsale/61474/1929-Ford-Model-A-Tudor.aspx Here's a website with a nice car for the price... have it hauled home!

http://stonesrivercarclub.com/?p=92

Buy/Sell Forum Rules - Buyers and Sellers - PLEASE READ! You need to state certain facts to post such as PRICE, read the sticky post! Nice car, what's the price and where is it?

Nice used Schrader tire pump kit with adapters, works well, shows shop wear but is complete with 4 adapters, box and instructions. $50.00 plus shipping. [ATTACH=CONFIG]230152[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]230150[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]230151[/ATTACH]

Looking for a 1956 CHEVY Belair 2-dr hardtop in original restorable condition, not looking for rust buckets or shells. Prefer automatic with either 6 cyl or V-8, would consider stick shift. friehm@juno.com price & pictures appreciated

I have these NOS front fenders and a left rear NOS fender for a 1940 dodge coupe (has gas opening) left over from a restoration project. Never installed and are in excellent condition, stored inside and still in original red primer. I will not ship, too large and must be picked up or can possibly meet somewhere in the West or Midwest as I will travel from Colorado to Iowa. Price is $1000 for all three or can split them up, front or back, $400 ea. email friehm@juno.com

Will the gentleman who replied to me about his BB1 carb that fits his Plymouth please reply again to friehm@juno.com We have changed servers and your email was lost. Thanks!