Wooly15
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14 minutes ago, lancemb said:
That sounds like a very fair price!
I hope so. Not a shred of interest so far here or locally. Well except for the many fox body mustang trade offers.
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7k? Final offer. Don't tell my wife...
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I'm really hoping an active member from this forum buys it. I'd really like to follow her continuing progress.
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$7500 firm
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$7500 firm
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Make me an offer
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Drove it out to dinner on a 2 hour round trip last night with 5 grown adults. Ran and rode perfectly.
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I think it's time to let the old girl go. I've had my fun, now it's time for someone else to care for her. More details in the ad. $8000 or trade for a jeep CJ or wagoneer.
*update* After doing more research, It looks like I may have this priced a little high. I will do 8k for board members only. I'm not going to lower the Craigslist ad. I figured she'd be in good hands with someone here.
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Flat top, I think I'm in the same phase. I've tried to talk her out of a wagoneer so this may be a "told ya so" experience. We shall see
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10 minutes ago, 60FlatTop said:
If you are looking at Wagoneers, check out some 2WD Tahoes and Yukons, the prices are pretty good and you might feel a little deja vu. Don't say no until you tried one.
Bernie
This would be for my wife. She loves the styling, so it's a wagoneer or bust. Thanks for the tip though.
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I know, I'm gonna miss this yacht. I'm hoping someone here wants her so she's continued to be cared for as much.
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I think it's time to let the old girl go. I've had my fun, now it's time for someone else to care for her. More details in the ad. $8000 or trade for a jeep CJ or wagoneer.
*update* After doing more research, It looks like I may have this priced a little high. I will do 8k for board members only. I'm not going to lower the Craigslist ad. I figured she'd be in good hands with someone here.
https://fredericksburg.craigslist.org/cto/6108320409.html
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Bump, make me an offer.
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16 minutes ago, 60FlatTop said:
Scrape. Is unintended consequences a military term? I think it as spilled over into civilian usage.
The mess couldn't be any worse than the time I started a '56 Eldorado show car with the oil filter housing on the workbench.
No one knew that until now.
Bernie
I'll see your filter housing and raise you 61 years and 3" of caked grease around upper control arm shafts just to get to the bolts. I filled up a grocery bag.
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37 minutes ago, Beemon said:
Put a tarp over the engine bay and start scraping.
That's what I was trying to avoid!
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The problem is the old insulation seems to be glued up there. It's going to be a chore to get that mess off with it still installed.
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I ordered new hood insulation and would like to do this correctly by taking off the hood. I learned a hard lesson a few years back removing doors from a 61 Ford I had...they were never straight again. Are there any tips you guys have for keeping spacing and alignment? Is it as easy as unbolting from the hinges and just putting it back? I've
never removed a hood.
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No worries. Maybe it'll help the one who wants to buy it!
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I tried myself twice and nothin'...handed it over to the pro's. I'm in no hurry to sell, promised the wife I'd try though. I only run ethenol free gas in mine. I've seen too many horror stories.
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An identical 4GC, actually. Bought a refurbished one and the bog was still there. Frustrated, I found a gentlemen who is a retired carburetor guy who rebuilt/refurbished it and the bog is almost completely gone. I'm going to mess with the timing a little bit to see if I can get it completely gone.
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Rochester 4GC that came off of my 56 Super. Had it as a spare, but don't think I'll ever need it. $250 OBO
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Looks like it's bent the right way. I had this one sitting around from my 56 Super.
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11 minutes ago, Spikesss said:
Thanks for response Wooly. I'm trying to visualize where the hinge point is. is it on the firewall side in the engine compartment where it comes through. Or is it inside the car we're goes through the firewall
My problem was the pedal itself, right where it hinges. It had deteriorated to the point that the pedal basically collapsed when pressed. It was more obvious when I took it out and looked at the backside.
1956 Buick Super *price update again*
in Buick - Buy/Sell
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I am going to give it to the end of the weekend and then maybe go that route. I live on a busy road, so I may put it in the yard too.