Crusty Trucker

Here's some old solutions that didn't need to have all 4 wheels turn. https://www.facebook.com/engrandarch/videos/self-parking-car-in-1933the-ingenious-fifth-wheel-parallel-parking-tool-that-nev/775064853189037/?locale=ar_AR

Sorry, but in my neck of the woods, $1,500 has become the new $15,000. What I used to sell for around $2000 in past years, people are asking many multiples for today. Unless you are thinking of brass or really early cars, which I don't follow, I don't see much in the way of deflation - despite the aging and thinning of current owners. '60's through '80's appear strong, followed by '40's and then '30's. Most '90's have not reached their peak and many of them may be of little interest to collectors anyway. I admit high-buck car prices of the recent past - not including the ridiculous auction offerings that the elite play with - may be in decline, but so has disposable income for most of us in the 99% as living expenses climb.

Hey, Dave, there's a section of the forum for old photographs called "Photos and Videos" and would be a much better place for this and similar contributions. Thanks for your posts, but I think they'd get more attention posted in the right forum section.

Unless you have some sentimental reason to want this Plymouth, I can't see that most people who want to drive an older car would be attracted to a drab, low powered 4-door sedan. I'm sure a brighter color would have attracted more interest despite it's mundane appearance, not that the owner would do any changes. Ho-hum cars usually go to ho-hum buyers or the price is reduced to the point some flipper is attracted and thinks there's a profit to be made. Maybe this is a flip from a $1500 estate sale.

A similar one is listed on the etsy auction site. No details - just says "British". Probably fell off some fancy dude at a polo match or fox hunt. Big bucks - $18.00 + $6.50 shipping. https://www.etsy.com/listing/954307034/british-badge-medal-crest-vintage-1980s

Does not appear to be automotive. Did your relative have any portable industrial or agricultural equipment or trailers? Might check behind the barn. Could be a local retailer's logo since it is a stick on label. Golf cart, ATV?

It's gotta be old Uncle Jack's car that they are trying to help Aunt Mary sell after his passing. They just "duded it up" a little so it would appeal more to the younger crowd.

A great meeting place for your Cars and Coff...er...Champagne group.

1956 Chevrolet apv cargo $25,000 Listed 8 weeks ago in Oregon City, OR

https://newyork.craigslist.org/brk/cto/d/brooklyn-1992-cadillac-allante/7712453560.html# 1992 Cadillac allante Convertible 86k Classic car everything works perfect no issues clean title in hand (929) 679-1105 24 photos in ad.

https://chicago.craigslist.org/nch/cto/d/homer-glen-1958-chevy-biscayne/7712347210.html Original 1958 Biscayne. All there! 283 V-8 automatic. Ru s good. Minor rust. New tires and brakes. Great car to drive to local shows or consider for a restore project. email - ce74154fce133fe38b0fb6139e9bb92e@sale.craigslist.org

https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d/lewiston-1978-fairmont-wagon/7710084572.html For sale 1978 ford fairmont wagon. 200 6cyl auto runs and drives smokes a little after warmed up. Cool car hard to find most got scraped. On mustang wheels. 1800 cash or possible trade title in hand idaho title. Car is located in lewiston Idaho. 360 50eight 881three.

https://prescott.craigslist.org/cto/d/prescott-valley-1970-gt-opel/7712888247.html Daily driver GT opal and pretty decent shape for its age it's not perfect but it runs drive stops good $5,000. (928) 458-4352

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/cto/d/mountain-view-1994-ford-mustang-gt/7712897935.html 1994 Ford mustang GT convertible in very clean and good condition, clean title, low mileage, It has 31.700 original miles, Automatic transmission, Power windows and door lock, Leather seats, power seats, Smog check is done email - 4572f6353077338f957f4f572d0880f8@sale.craigslist.org

Here's an example of what appears to be an older building updated with electricity and indoor plumbing. Even as a kid in the '50's I recall exposed wiring and water or sewer pipes added to buildings that were built long before either were invented. A single light bulb hanging from a cord dropped from the ceiling and switched by a pull-chain was not uncommon. No doubt examples exist today.

"Bobby!, Bobby!. Where's Grandma and Grandpa? I see their car parked outside!"

Doesn't this car sit quite high compared to others? ...new springs?

I'm sure you realize that the car and the man would be around 50 years older by now. I don't know if I'd recognize myself in a 50 year old photo. I think we all had long hair and mustashes back then. Good luck with your quest.

FYI - Bel Airs have the emblem script on the front fender This Biscane advertising post card shows the emblem on the fender. These "for real" Biscanes are labeled on the rear quarter. Brochures must have been printed before production.

Chevy really pushed white walls in '59.

The Acadian, acknowledged as a separate brand, not sold as a Pontiac, offered models in three series, Beaumont Sport Deluxe (2-door hardtop and convertible only), the Beaumont Custom series (full line), and the base Beaumont series. That relates respectively to the Chevelle SS series, the Malibu series, and the 300 series. I cannot find references to an Acadian Beaumont similar to either a 2-door wagon or the El Camino, so I presume they were not offered in 1964. Maybe someone can correct me. The Chevy II/Nova based Acadians, Casino and Invader, are a whole " 'nother can of worms". The subject car is presumed to be an Acadian Beaumont Sport Deluxe due to the quarter panel emblem and its lack of side trim.

"Pull and Save" ready... $75/ton?

Price drop. Posted in December for $14,500. Now $12,000 This is the Dec.post: For Sale: 1964 Dodge 880 9-passenger Station Wagon - $14,500 - Parrottsville, TN - Not Mine