63RedBrier
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Ralph Marano, myself, and Wayne Carini!
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This Oldsmobile was OUTSTANDING!!!
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Ralph Marano’s 1930 Packard Super Eight Boattail Speedster…
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Rob Burchill’s spectacular 1931 Chrysler CD Deluxe. Rob is a wealth of information on this era of Chryslers!
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For you, Ed!
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I’m also a Corvair guy…
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I’m a Hershey guy, but this was the first time I went to Charlotte! Would I go again? You bet!
The winner of the Zenith Award! 1908 Mitchell Model G! Congratulations to the family!
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On 4/2/2024 at 4:11 PM, Ed Luddy said:
Lot's of interesting comments on here. As I don't normally dabble in Pre-War cars I generally stay out of these conversations.
But a friend recently passed away with some vehicles left to be finished and I'm trying to help get a reasonable price for his widow on his long term restoration 1935 REO Royale. The chassis is all restored properly. Engine and transmission rebuilt and running. Body is all there including all trim minus rear bumper. Interior has to be finished. Seat frames are good and all new correct upholstery is included but not put together. She has decided to just sell it instead of trying to find someone to finish it. I think its at least yard drivable. So, my question is where to list it, and price?
I'll probably start a thread on here.
Thanks in advance for any input!
List it right here, Ed! Location? The widow must have a ball park price in mind, no? Post some photos…
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Congratulations, Matt!
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Has the potential to be beautiful! Just stir in a couple hundred thousand... I love the pointed grill and hood ornament.
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Washington state plate…
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Throw your own shift out!
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Spend a FULL DAY washing, cleaning, vacuuming, etc! Air up the tires. Make the car look it’s best! Nothing in the trunk, on the carpets or seats. When you advertise it for sale don’t include any of the photos above. When you are done cleaning, put away the hose and bucket! Take all photos with the sun at your back. Find the missing wheel cover! Rust is going to hurt the sale. Looks like a great color! Be honest with yourself and any potential buyers on pricing! Ask $4,000, drop the price to $3,000 after a month. If someone offers $2,000, take it! If the floors and underside look like the bottom of the doors, the car will probably become a parts car. Convertibles are probably worth double the price of coupes. Do you have a title?
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Looks like all the smog equipment has been removed. I wonder if it is included in the sale?
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9 minutes ago, hook said:
Now all it needs is a chain mail top. Made of stainless of course, so it won't rust.
What’s a “chain mail top?”
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Is the owner of this DeSoto on the Forum?
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A few of us adventurous souls actually drove our DPC vehicles to the event! A little over 2 hours each way for me. My Greenbrier, Lee Cramp’s ‘65 Monza MoreDoor, and a nice DeSoto from Maryland!
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Great work to date, Kevin! What’s your plan for color?
Ralph Marano, myself, and Wayne Carini!
This Oldsmobile was OUTSTANDING!!!
Ralph Marano’s 1930 Packard Super Eight Boattail Speedster…
Rob Burchill’s spectacular 1931 Chrysler CD Deluxe. Rob is a wealth of information on this era of Chryslers!
For you, Ed!
I’m also a Corvair guy…
The winner of the Zenith Award! 1908 Mitchell Model G! Congratulations to the family!
Spotted this mid 1920's Chevy parts engine. Integral Head, Not mine.
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“Inside undercover for probably 50 years?” Looks like “Outside in woods, cover blew off about 50 years ago…”