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1963 CHRYSLER 300 four door hardtop - $8500 - BRACKETT AREA, WI https://eauclaire.craigslist.org/cto/d/strum-1963-chrysler/7160242007.html 1963 CHRYSLER 300 4 DOOR HARDTOP, 383 2 BARREL, PUSH BUTTON AUTOMATIC, 38000 MILES, VERY CLEAN ALL ORIGINAL, NO RUST, ASKING $8500 OR BEST OFFER. Contact: CALL NORM AT 715+-563-SIXTEEN FORTY SEVEN Copy and paste in your email: a5e8fdb4d7da375fb0b96b5682238948@sale.craigslist.org I have no personal interest or stake in the eventual sale of this 1963 CHRYSLER 300 four door hardtop.

1948 Packard Eight four door Sedan - $7500 - Lilburn, GA https://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/cto/d/lilburn-1948-packard-4-door-sedan/7159740139.html 1948 Packard Eight four Door Sedan Model 2201 22nd SeriesStraight 8 Cylinder Motor, 288 cubic inches, 3 speed on the column, New interior, seats, headliner, carpet, and battery. Paint color, Packard Cream. I wanted to add the metal sun visor and saw a junk car for sale in Wisconsin with the visor, so I flew there, rented a car and bought and stripped the car of the sun visor and many other parts. By Fedex shipped the parts back. I have over $11,000 in car with parts and other repair and updating cost. Exterior metal sun visor available at reasonable price not on car. Many other extra parts go with car at no cost. I purchased the car in Arizona 2 years ago and had it shipped. At this time have no garage space and therefore have listed. Very presentable driver for someone to enjoy. Thanks for your interest$7,500 Contact; Jim Keller (770) 5-six-zero-4-6-seven-8 Copy and paste in your email: e63c464e417e3fc597f27de5baa90f27@sale.craigslist.org I have no personal interest or stake in the eventual sale of this 1948 Packard 4 door Sedan.

1937 Dodge Business Coupe - $18500 - Manassas. VA https://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/cto/d/manassas-1937-dodge-business-coupe/7158225792.html All original 1937 Dodge two-seater business coupe. In very good condition following $12,000 mechanical updates by local restoration facility. Mileage can't be confirmed - speedometer was replaced sometime in the last 80 years. Needs nothing but a new owner - I've got too many cars! Unique body style. Everything works! Serious inquiries only, please. Car includes matching fender skirts. (Ask your grandfather.) More pictures? Contact: no phone listed. Copy and paste in your email: ea7f25b78345351e9d54907b2924fc0b@sale.craigslist.org i have no personal interest or stake in the eventual sale of this 1937 Dodge Business Coupe.

The low-optioned Series 62 and successor Calais were popular travel-trailer tow cars in the early 1970's when I worked at a campground in the Colorado mountains while in college. They would arrive from Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas driven by folks who were by then finally prosperous Depression-era survivors who allowed themselves the Cadillac they'd long coveted but still frugal so a Calais was Cadillac enough. Not surprisingly, most did spring for air conditioning, but no other frivolous power options.

If the Depression wasn't enough of a challenge for the smaller independent automakers, Hupmobile had one crooked, crazy one on its board: Archie Andrews!

1956 Chrysler New Yorker - $7450 - Fenton, MI https://annarbor.craigslist.org/cto/d/fenton-1956-chrysler-new-yorker-hemi/7159552417.html Good tuning and driving car. Lots of new parts. Desert car very solid. Was restored about 15 years ago. Comes with extra parts including front glass. 5.8 hemi push button automatic trans. Power window ! And power steering! Call Contact: (810) 8-six-9-3-two-3-3 Copy and paste in your email: 9d88c3a8e1de3affb4c89fd970e978ef@sale.craigslist.org I have no personal interest or stake in the eventual sale of this 1956 Chrysler New Yorker sedan. Note: Seller mentions this was a desert car, the sun-bleached plastic taillight lens are typical of cars from the desert Southwest.

Taller section height was a hallmark of Flxible, the professional car coachbuilder. The reason was to provide more headroom for the attendants in the ambulance tending to a patient. That additional section height extended forward through the cowl and hood. It was functional but does render an odd appearance. The building practice extended to hearses and flower cars such as this 1941 Cadillac as well. http://www.coachbuilt.com/bui/f/flxible/flxible.htm

Glad you gentlemen figured this out, it was vexing me what that sedan was.

No evidence of a cab on this before, it was essentially a tractor, used by a small airport to fuel up private aircraft.

Ford supplied the cars for 'Green Acres" Oliver Wendell Douglass drove in succession gold metallic with eggshell white interior 1965, 1966 and 1967 Lincoln Continental convertibles, then 1969 and 1970 Mercury Marquis convertibles. The Monroe brothers drove a 1946-'48 Ford station wagon. Mr. Kimble, the screwball county agent a Bronco roadster after the first season when he drove a Jeep CJ. Lisa Douglass's mother arrived in a 1967 Lincoln Continental limousine by Lehmann and Petersen. Oddly enough, Mr. Haney's truck was a '20's Dodge. Various other characters have arrived in a 1952-'53 Ford sedan. Ebb, the hired hand, had a Model A roadster on one show. ME TV has been showing 'Green Acres' every evening, its the first time I've seen it since I was a kid.

It is a 1941 Cadillac flower car by Flxible, the professional car coachbuilder. Flxible worked primarily on Buick chassis, though did some on Cadillac. Their cars are easy to identify by the taller sides, they actually added section height to their cars, most noticeable in the hood as compared to the regular production models of the same make.

8 volts are a band-aid curer for not having the 6 volt electrical system in good condition: clean, tight, corrosion and tarnish connections, 00 ground cables, good wiring harness throughout.

Archaic is the term you're looking for, tall enough to accommodate top hat formality, landaulette quarters for the gentile gentry to 'take the air' while being chauffeur on their social rounds. A holdover ethic from 20-30 years prior, rendered by Brunn with all the quality Mrs. Cates would demand.

This '66 Calais is the B-pillared hardtop sedan, shared the body with Buick Electra and Oldsmobile 98 Luxury Sedan. The telltale is the roof quarter, they're a more formal style with less rake than the four door hardtop Sedan de Ville.

1938 Lincoln K V12 Cabriolet by Brunn - $58000 - Gaithersburg, MD https://washingtondc.craigslist.org/mld/cto/d/silver-spring-1938-lincoln-v12/7157885365.html 1938 Lincoln Model K Seven Passenger Limousine with Semi-Collapsible Top. Body by Brunn. The vehicle has approximately 37K miles. The vehicle is in original condition except for the external roof material. It has the original black paint, tan upholstery and interior fabric, engine, chassis, wheels, chrome accents, dashboard and operator controls; glass; interior and exterior lighting, even spark plugs. Currently owned by the estate of the second owner and over the 30+ years of the second owner’s possession of the car, he drove it over 25k miles.This car originally was ordered from Lincoln by Mrs. Catherine Cates of Youngstown, Ohio. She specified some unique features not commonly found on other Lincolns of this era. These features include a covered chauffer’s compartment; a roof line raised four inches higher than the usual design to accommodate the top hat of Mrs. Cate’s husband; black, not royal blue, cloisonné Lincoln medallions on the wheel covers; an engine compartment with locks; and a foot rest in the front passenger’s seat.The second owner showed this vehicle at the 2011 Pebble Beach Concurs D’Elegance where it won third place in the Pre-War Preservation Class and Best Lincoln of the Show trophy. The vehicle also has shown at the 2012 Amelia Island Concurs D’Elegance and the 2012 Hershey Concurs D’Elegance as well as other regional car shows. The vehicle completed the 2011 revival AAA Glidden Tour. Contact; Luis (301) 9-four-9-eleven-2-8 Copy and paste in your email: f21e93a08d693ade998949f8d0bde1ff@sale.craigslist.org I have no personal interest or stake in the eventual sale of this 1938 Lincoln K V12 Cabriolet by Brunn. Note: The original 1938 Lincoln K Brunn Cabriolet was shown at various venues in the 1990's, it was as impressively original in person as it is in these photos. Not mine but I'd be delighted if it were.

A better look at the unknown make '20's town car, the faded stamp reads "Carosserie Janssen, 29 AVR 1925"

1963 Dodge 880 Custom - all original - $5800 - Plano, TX https://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/d/plano-1963-dodge-880-custom-all-original/7158199190.html 1963 Dodge 880 Custom. 361 Big Block, Push button automatic. Minimal rust, all gauges, and electronics work. Everything is original with the original bill of sale. Clean title. New tires, wheel cylinders, brakes, carb rebuild, plugs, wires, cap, oil. Runs and drives well, but still needs work to be perfect. Does not overheat. Easily weekend cruiser ready. Trade for other classics or sell for cash. $5800 obo Contact : (Click 'show phone number' yourself if interested) Copy and paste in your email: 43a8953fefe23a5cac70ac18e4c4bef6@sale.craigslist.org I have no personal interest or stake in the eventual sale of this 1963 Dodge 880 Custom sedan.

1948 Dodge Shell oil Tanker - $6950 - Anoka, MN https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ank/ctd/d/forest-lake-1948-dodge-shell-oil-tanker/7158789629.html 1948 Shell oil gas tanker 6 cyl standard 4 speed,, Shell oil # 41761, Title was lost long ago selling on a bill of sale, The engine Turns Over but has No Spark. Came for the factory Color Red Shell oil painted It Yellow now it is Blue. 06808 miles. Contact: Dennis (651) 4-six-4-8-5-four-3 Copy and paste in your email: f202ba755a4c33b9bf60ee1fcb484457@sale.craigslist.org I have no personal interest or stake in the eventual sale of this 1948 Dodge Shell oil Tanker . Note: How's this for an oddity?

1957 Mercury Monterey - $18000 - Colville, WA https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d/colville-1957-mercury-monterey/7157818648.html Original interior, original 36,668 miles on V-8, 4 barrel carb, newer whitewall tires, always garage stored, beautiful inside and out. Contact: no phone listed Copy and paste in your email: 5656752e5d503cea9c1cf17e07e58188@sale.craigslist.org I have no personal interest or stake in the eventual sale of this 1957 Mercury Monterey sedan.

Scam! Flag it! That same guy has been pulling that with Packards all over Craigslist.

Everything that goes up in size for the general market, comes down in size for the general market. Sure, there will still be big payload capacity and crew hauling trucks, just they won't be the luxury passenger trucks they've become for the general public, they'll recede to the company and work truck segment again...where they belong.

Deleted by author, likely sold, someone got deals!

Solid black, matching or gray interior, no power options: funeral home or livery limousine.

1961 Rambler Classic - $7900 - Waukesha, WI https://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/d/genesee-depot-1961-rambler-classic/7159376925.html 1961 American Motors Corporation AMC “ Rambler “ 4-door “Classic”. 99% stock - 38,000 miles not documented by previous owners. 232 in-line six cylinder, detailed engine compartment. Starts - Runs Good - Drives well. * automatic push button transmission, push button start. Newer exhaust, tune-up, battery. Stock/refurbished UNIQUE Interior with fold down seats ( drive-in style ) 3-tone era interior color, Body newer re-paint, * Recently refreshed working tube radio w/factory speaker AND installed hidden internal blue tooth. Clean trunk, Solid floors, Basic Family car from the ‘60’s ie No Air conditioning or power steering/brakes. 1961 Era Wisconsin license front plate. Vintage bias ply tires in great shape, and working spare/jack. Do you like to talk to people? This is the car!! Asking: $7900.oo. or reasonable offer. Contact: Tom (2-six-2) 98-Two-Sixty-5-9 Copy and paste in your email: 407a66b73e2a3080af97943caa2a3118@sale.craigslist.org I have no personal interest or stake in the eventual sale of this 1961 Rambler Classic. Note: Wild interior, tame Rambler.

Full-sized pick-up truck downsizing: the next major industry trend! Hey, it happened in the 1970's-1980's to full-sized passenger cars, it will happen again.