Leif in Calif

Extra points for the use of light and shade in the photos...

I think they need a much better explanation on why there is no title.

Definitely a special car...maybe the Hudson gang can weigh in on the price. https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/cto/d/san-rafael-rare-1912-hudson-model-33/7501198203.html 1912 Hudson Model 33 Touring, Car No. 15941Rare 33 horsepower “Mile-A-Minute” Hudson, complete with original brass and wood accents, squeeze ball horn, and acetylene headlamps. The lever (bow and arrow shaped brass) on the steering wheel is one of the first renditions of cruise control. 6,000 of these were made in 1912: serial numbers 15001-21000. It is a right side driver, manual transmission, crank to start. (Crank can be seen on the front of the vehicle)This classic is a rare piece of history that has been passed through the family. It was running when parked into place about 10 years ago and has been garage kept since.The Hudson has been around for 110 years (before the DMV) and has no plates, but the DMV said to just complete a Bill of Sale and Statement of Facts form (which we will provide upon sale) and the buyer will be able to register it if they please. email: 003e3550f81739ccaaca224e6d99a792@sale.craigslist.org

The seller might be a little optimistic here, but perhaps they think it's really special because it's the very desirable 4 door model. (or maybe one of the zeros in the price is a typo) https://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/cto/d/san-carlos-1981-oldsmobile/7501165590.html Definitely a fixer upper but a classic. Leaks engine oil, power steering oil, transmission oil. 95% OEM parts. Still drives great. Mostly sat in the garage for most of its life. $9000 email:10bfa8e8f8d438289cd849d13c16874d@sale.craigslist.org

Looks like a pretty fun car! Any one have experience with this engine? Is the head removable?

Needs a 48 star flag! ...What were they thinking?

Could be fun but probably should be quite a bit cheaper unless they can get it running. https://sandiego.craigslist.org/esd/cto/d/san-diego-1917-willys-overland-model-90t/7498635253.html Its a 1917 Willys-Overland Model 90 TouringVehicle Did run as of December 2021but it now needs New Batteries and an Ignition coil.Inline 4-Cyl Engine L-HEAD valves32HP3spd Manual ASKING 12,000 OBO (760) 410-3703

I'm not really interested in Graham Bros or trucks, but this proves that anything well restored is beautiful!

The real thing to thing about is the boiler. many people died "learning about steam".

I guess it's a dead issue then....

One of the best 50's hood ornaments!

Price is probably a little high with paint issues but I love all the Deco style! https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/cto/d/hollister-graham-1937-cavalier/7498305685.html Graham 1937 Cavalier Supercharged 4Dr SedanOlder Restoration…Interior has exceptional original condition with beautiful examples of details of a time gone by…minor blemishes to the exteriorCar has been housed in Nostalgic Auto Museum in Hollister, CA Now CLOSED…You will be purchasing from the Museum CALL Bill (831) 801-7375

I'm sure that since it's a 1 ton it's going to be slow and really ride "like a truck" but it still seems like a lot of fun for the money! https://monterey.craigslist.org/cto/d/salinas-1929-international-truck/7497316492.html 1929 International Truck, 6 Speed SpecialThis is an old farm truck that has been in storage for over 20 years that belongs to an estate. It appears to have gone through a restoration some years back. The truck is a 1 ton with wood spoke wheels and good rubber. The wood in the bed is solid and in very good shape. Body and paint are in great condition for it's age. This is a running vehicle with a 4 cylinder flathead with no knocks and no blue smoke coming from the motor. It's currently a non-op vehicle which means no old DMV fees. This truck is an eye catcher and great for advertising, parades or what have you. $5900. Or Best Offer. Email : 447468ecb0df3b518e0f1d88fac78851@sale.craigslist.org

This one is actually a "business coupe" which makes is both more valuable and less usable. Funny how that works. Not crazy about the "patina' but it looks like a good car. https://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/cto/d/mountain-view-1940-chevy-master-85/7497965477.html Too much to listYou won’t ever find such an honest carThis car has never had rustVery original car with all the dings and dents that come along with being loved and driven for over 80 yearsMostly original paint (Alameda green) with just the right amount of patinaAll soft parts have been replaced (seals, grommets, weatherstripping, bushings, entire interior) no squeaks or rattlesStarts easy even with original 6v systemExtremely reliable as I will often commute to work from Mountain View to alameda with itThis is a bare bones car as everything was an option for these master 85 modelsSome things were added to make the driving experience better: carpet kit and fully refurbished heater from a deluxe model, horn on the column, modern aftermarket temp gauge which never gets above 190This car needs nothing and would prefer if the next caretaker would keep honoring how awesome this car is in its current formI’ve got a lot more information about this car if you want to know anything more specificJohn email: 88afa557cb8a397d8a277d82c0f80b6c@sale.craigslist.org

Looks very nice indeed! I'm not up on prices for these but I think this is "typical".

I think if it's in good condition, a roadster will easily top 65MPH, the limiting factor is going to be your comfort with 20's suspension systems. I remember a year at the Monterey Historic races when Bentley was the "honored marque". Ray Jones, an Australian who co-authored Martin Swig's "Chrysler in Competition" book, entered a '28 Chrysler touring car. The standards of preparation are very strict, and no modern modifications are permitted. there were a number of Bentleys from well know British dealers, and you know all the front runners send a fortune on preparation. Ray didn't win, but he worried the leading Bentley through out and finished a close second. They all hit about 90 on the straights...

Interesting...Not sure what you'd do with it.... https://ventura.craigslist.org/cto/d/ojai-1937-chevrolet-truck-paddy-wagon/7496141734.html Film car used in the movie "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" https://www.imcdb.org/v025992.htmlThis is a 1937 Chevy 1.5 ton flatbed truck with a paddywagon facade built for the film. Comes with original drivetrain, not installed. Paddy Wagon section can be removed to reveal flatbed. Title in Hand. Delivery available. email: cd5d5120ad13344795f986c267e4c3b3@sale.craigslist.org

When Chrysler took over Dodge, they decided to keep using their Maxwell based 4cyl instead of Dodge's arguably better 4Cyl. The MoPar 4cyl was a mixed bag that didn't really get good until it's last year in the '32 Plymouth. I always think of these Dodges roaring across the desert with Pershing, searing for Pancho Villa. It is a neat car.

It does look like a nice car, but I'm not sure how it stacks up against the $40K Model Ts. I guess for $25K he felt washing one side was good enough. https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/d/rancho-cordova-1922-dodge-brothers/7497124660.html 1922 Dodge Brothers Touring *Clean Title*2 Owners*MUSEUM CONDITION* - $25,000 $25,000 oboThrow me your offersAll Original 1922 Dodge Brothers Touring with 8k Original Mileage.clean titleall original body frame and chassisNo aftermarket parts, no add ons, fully stock and all parts are original from 1922.Never bought anything to replace, everything is original fully restored in MUSEUM CONDITION!Brand new paint job, new Upholstery, in mint condition!MUST SEE in person to appreciate!I have all records in hand along with a photo album with over 75 pictures showing all work done on vehicle from start to finish.Message for more photos of everything. Convertible top!Asking $28,500 obo, no lowballers this vehicle is easily worth over 40k in today’s market. This is hands down the cleanest model t you will find and most likely the only one that’s ALL ORIGINAL.Literally 100 years old and in factory mint condition! (916) 586-5743

I guess we had your wife all wrong Mike! You're a lucky man!

Very interesting! If you ever get the itch to look at the French Craigslist, try this link:https://www.leboncoin.fr/recherche?category=2&text=ford&regdate=min-1970

I think this is great! Often you see two very similar cars at way different price points...they would also make a good combined post.

Might be dry sump but wet pavement below (total loss system)

If you could do old fashioned body and fender work, this is a great start. People don't do themselves any favors by trying to use old gas! That picture of the wife with her arms crossed says a lot! https://reno.craigslist.org/cto/d/sparks-1937-plymouth-sedan/7495454548.html 37 Plymouth SedanAll original Flathead 6 / Manual TransmissionI bought this with intentions to fix it up but now we are looking to move and it might be best to part ways with “Lulu”. It needs a lot of work. The roof has been dented, along with other parts on the body. I did have it running and we got to drive it around but the varnished gas keeps gumming up the valves and they stick open. It comes with a bunch of paperwork and has a documented 62,000 miles. It is titled, registered, and insured. It’s an interesting old car but unfortunately I need to find her a new home.Price is $5500 cash. No games…Open to in person offers but let’s be reasonable please. (775) 830-2929

Looks like a great place to start a not too difficult restoration.