plymouthcranbrook

I know what they got too. and it ain't worth $22.500

Is that a collection or a salvage yard?

Memories, memories, stuck between the pages of my mind…. Mine was a 66 and BRG but still..

Well Flipper, just because you were dumb enough to pay $6500 for it doesn’t mean any of the rest of us are going to give you $2000 for your trouble.

Is the rear end sagging or the front just raised up?

Brown on brown with a white top. There is something you don’t see every day.

They would be worth looking at if they weren’t half a continent away.

No, but it happens to me as well. I just assumed that I had somehow offended the Computer Gods. I just refresh and it usually cures it at least for that one time.

Buying someone else’s troubles. A lot more to be done

This has a chance of being a serious bargain. It sounds and looks great. I am glad I am both broke and far away. Otherwise I might be in danger of a divorce or worse…

Another would be retirement fund in action.

And I don’t think the idea of being associated with some heretofore unknown mob mole warrants the premium price this Plymouth is listed for. Custom interior and home made name plate notwithstanding.

Very nice wagon. And for once I believe it is a fairly rare car.

Remember the bag phones?

Once again as an old shade tree mechanic I would expect that the any of the listed oils would work well. After all how many miles per year are you driving? It probably would take forever to wear out the parts of your trans in the amount you probably drive. After all any modern synthetic for manual transmissions is going to be infinitely better than the original oil.

Parts car? Sorta?

Wet hides flaws. My brother-in-law and I had a quick repaint business for a couple of used car business back in the early 80’s and since it was low price(and not the best quality time being of the essence) we would often return the cars to the dealers after “rinsing” them off.

I was enamored of Minis when I was young but only got to drive one at a solo style event near my home(our local church in fact) for one round. It was fun and different. Like everything else they rose out if my price point so there went that. Still happy to see someone enjoying them.

This is what I used and let’s see if I can make a photo magically appear:

I swear to God. Will it never end?

A lot of stuff wrong for $12,000.

What exactly is “perfect patina”? And don’t call with $1000 beater price. Ok, I won’t.

When I get a moment to go to my garage I will take a photo of what I put in my 52 Plymouth and post it. I had crunchy second gear shifts unless I really shifted slow. This oil cured it completely. As to being “frothy” since I have never really drained mine hot from the trans I have never seen or heard of that. My only idea would be that the oil that was in it was way to thin. Since some manual transmissions use thin oil from the factory perhaps someone just put in the wrong stuff.

Yes closer to $6000 than $7000 to me. It seems nice but as a Chrysler product from that era and a four door in Salmon(read pink) I expect it’s appeal is limited.

Mein Gott, it's the one I had in High School come back from the junk yard to haunt me!!!!!!! Help Cecile Help...