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Fun to see these coach built cars on familiar chassis! https://citymotors.to.it/cars/buick-albemarle-drop-head-coupe-by-carlton-carriage-company-1933/ Extremely rare car produced in very few units by the well-known English coachbuilder Carlton Carriage Company with aluminum bodywork, imported into Italy from the United Kingdom in the 1970s, in good condition, partially to be restored, Buick 8 Cyl engine, running mechanics, English papers (Italy) +390119682655

Great Video! You can certainly see how Henry Ford and the "T" put a lot of people out of business!

Seems like a good deal! this could be very useful! https://salem.craigslist.org/cto/7570492880.html This truck is in pristineCosmetic and mechanical condition. It has the original Flathead V8 motor with a 4 speed. It is a great driving truck, and starts right up. It has 77,400 original miles on the odometer, and a clean and clear title. Tags are good through 2024. I will consider trades for modern vehicles 2005 and newer. If your trades does not blue book for at least $15,000 I will not entertain the offer. Cash is always accepted! Serious inquiries call 541-580-9140

I believe the Pinto had a foot or so of similar material in the steering column as a safety feature. They crash tested OK from the front.

Single cylinder! I bet it really sounds great! (hills might be a problem)

No doubt optimistically priced, but it doesn't look nearly as bad as some we see. https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/7569895511.html Runs and drives call if interested seven six zero 885-2552

GM used to really give the engineers some latitude! Rope drive to a transaxle! Half a V8! Turbocharged air cooled flat 6's. Not only is no body "out side the box" anymore, the box has gotten a lot smaller. No wonder we like the old stuff!

5150 is the police code for crazy. Someone spent a lot of effort making this, and the result it actually pleasing to the eye, but WoW! It's hard to get your head around. https://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/cto/7569133584.html Gorgeous 1948 Cadillac Series 62 convertible, built small block Chevy, 700R4 tranny, power disc brakes, power rack & pinion, power steering, have brand new JVC radio which needs to be installed, power brakes, power windows, power top, power seats, power mirrors, power trunk, even wing windows are power, electric wipers, remote door and trunk. Vintage Air and heat, 1963 Cadillac rear fins and bumper, trunk is upholstered, buckskin top is in great condition, 1954 Chevy grille, custom dash with VDO gauges, Ron Francis wiring, new convertible top pump and cylinder,Edelbrock Performer carb, Parr auto electric fan, all front end parts by Fatman Fabrications Inc, Lokar emergency brake and hardware, Competition cam and ceramic coated headers, I'm sure I've forgotten some things. email: eb06d2a8036532c4a779d35c582c494c@sale.craigslist.org

the interior looks good... just depends on the engine. The Early Ford V8 club is pretty active in my area. https://fresno.craigslist.org/cto/7569622327.html 1946 Ford Two Door. No rust, Good tires, New brakes including wheel and master cylinder, New upholstery, New window seals, New speedometer, Good steering and running gear. Gauges work. 1949 V8 FH engine needs work. Asking $7500 but will accept reasonable offer. email: ed46c11e038137aaa747244ccbfe2402@sale.craigslist.org

I like it a lot! Those tail lights and the steering wheel clock are two of the 50's best! You just need an "Ike" look alike to ride in the back seat.

Really looks nice and I agree, Model A money for about twice the car. Too bad they didn't show the dash, I think it's be most beautiful one ever.

Fun to see, make me think of Laurel & Hardy.

Prop car...not a Ferrari and possibly not usable for anything other than display.

Looks a lot better than a Crosley Hot Shot

It's extremely important that the area where you mount the belt be reinforced. A large fender washer won't do. My father died in 1968 when the incorrectly installed seat belts in his car ripped through the sheet metal of the floor. In a collision, the force on the belt can be a thousand pounds.

the big question is...did it get parked 20 years ago do to a minor problem with the car, a major problem with the car, or a problem with the owner. https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/7569182104.html Late '31 Model A Ford. Two-tone grey. Black interior. White walls with yellow rims. Rear window rolls down. Has Rumble seat. Top has been filled in with metal. Sitting 20 years or so in a barn. No ignition key. Close to running. (Needs work) Lots of extra parts for additional cost. Cannot respond to texts. (916) 799-7867

Depending on the definition of "runs and drives", this could be a good deal.

Looks just the way we like to see them! https://visalia.craigslist.org/cto/7568733543.html All Original Model 41 Style 37-4419 Straight - 8 Engine 3 Speed Manual Transmission 6 Volt Electrical System Exterior Carlsbad Black Interior Taupe Mohair (559) 731-5600

If the description is true, could be a fun and easy project. https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/cto/7566898871.html This 1928 Chassis was removed from an older restoration, where the body only was used for a Street Rod. The sheet metal is mocked up for a Roadster Pick Up, Rat Rod look. It should run with a battery and Gas. It rolls, steers, and stops! The possibilities are endless with this Model A Ford!Calls only/ unable to respond to text messages. 503-680-1200

Nice example of a useful vintage ride (started to say "classic" but remembered where I was typing) Too bad about the instruments. https://chico.craigslist.org/cto/7568318859.html 1947 DeliveryRuns and Drives PerfectNew fuel system, brakes, alumina radiator, electric ignition, and alot more.Call or Text for more info.530-343-435025,000 OBO or TradeSerious Buyers Only

WoW! Shockingly cheap! Too good to be true or golden opportunity?

I rattle caned my son's old Volvo 30 years ago...I did quite a bit of prep and it was a big improvement. He was able to sell it for $500 when previously the local Volvo junk yard turned it down!

Seems like a reasonable price. Pretty sure this has been discussed before (I think at a higher price). Not actually a "redhead" but few will care.

Seems like the car doesn't have any really special specifications (unlike the similar appearing Green Hornet) so the real value is in the provenance. Shelby fans will pay a lot, but provenance isn't fun to drive.

Could be a good project to bring it back..... https://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/cto/d/riverside-price-drop-1941-buick/7566883802.html Time to part with this fun car. It's been a great vehicle for parades, scout activities, re-enactments and Halloween as well as just tooling around town and car shows.It's built as a Military tribute car. A WWII generals vehicle or GP car. It looks like it's been through a battle or two, but runs like a tank, stops and drives great. Needs a good deep cleaning.Top of the motor was rebuilt. New battery and cables. Dual carbs rebuilt and tuned. Starts every time.This is a 1941 Buick 8 with a straight 8 Fireball motor. 3 speed on the tree transmission. Newer exhaust. Newer brakes. Fuel cell replaced and lines. Also have some spare parts included in some boxes as well as spare tire.Have title in hand. Cash only. No trades. Price lowered. $4,200 Or best offer. email: 78681f8329043c84b9a59f5c1a917ffc@sale.craigslist.org