Mark Huston

Interesting way to market a supposedly $78.000 car. Pink bear, straw hat, top and back of the car full of boxes. The seller makes it so easy for me to pass on this Cadillac. Here are the pictures:

Not Mine. Craigslist ad. https://ventura.craigslist.org/cto/d/santa-paula-rare-1957-chrysler-300c/7468628411.html Rare 1957 Chrysler 300C Hemi "FirePower" BARN FIND - $35,000 (Santa Paula) 1957 Chrysler 300C fuel: gas odometer: 70000 title status: clean transmission: automatic A rare opportunity to own a hard to find original 1957 Chrysler 300C "FirePower" two door hardtop.........................1 of only 1,918 produced! All original 392-cu.in. Hemi engine, 375hp producing a massive 420- lbs.ft. of torque This car is in excellent condition and comes complete with the original power windows, power seats, AC air conditioning, radio, and many other original factory options! No major rust. Hard to find these especially in this kind of condition! The previous owner before passing away had the interior replaced and the exterior repainted, but other then that the car is all original and complete. Some of the trim was not put back on after being painted, but most pieces should be in the trunk...there may be some missing pieces. This car has been sitting and has not been started in many years. This is a project car ready for final restoration touches A rare opportunity to own a unique piece of automotive history! Located in Santa Paula, CA Clean California title in hand Asking $35,000 Call or text for fastest response 805-two 84-eight 30 seven Not mine. I have not personal interest in the sale of this 1957 Chrysler.

Not Mine. Craigslist ad. https://fresno.craigslist.org/cto/d/fowler-1959-cadillac-coupe-door/7475106812.html Ad says this car is in "Fair condition." I don't think it even qualifies as fair condition for a parts car, or, am I wrong? 1959 cadillac coupe fuel: gas odometer: 100000 title status: clean transmission: automatic 1959 Cadillac Coupe. Two door. Good Transmission. Good Engine. Fair condition. Telephone calls only. Call Ben at five five nine five one three zero four five two. Not Mine. I have not personal interest in the sale of this 1959 Cadillac.

Not Mine. Craigslist ad. https://monterey.craigslist.org/cto/d/greenfield-1966-lincoln-continental/7474314142.html 1966 lincoln continental condition: fair cylinders: 8 cylinders drive: fwd fuel: gas odometer: 61047 paint color: custom size: full-size title status: clean transmission: automatic type: convertible 1966 Lincoln Continental Convertible. Has nearly all options: Rare power bucket seats with console, temperature Control AC. power vents, tilt wheel, speed control, remote mirror, factory AM radio w/tape player. In addition it has an elaborate after market detachable rear windshield that is not presently on the car see photo. Royal Maroon with an off white interior and top. Acquired in the 1970's by its collector current owner and always stored inside. The odometer reads 61,047 may have rolled over. The owner is elderly so the car has not been driven in sometime but does start but we think it needs an alternator. The top is down and the seller will not attempt to operate the top system. We are sure it will need to be made operable. It is a fair paint job in the original color. The body is straight and we find no signs of rust.. A very well optioned car for restoration or clean up and use as a driver. Clean California Title and is registered non-op/Serious Inquires only please no tire kickers or low ballersBANK WIRE TRANSFERS ONLYNo Cashiers Checks or Pay Pal Phone calls only Not Mine and I have no personal interest in the sale of this 1966 Lincoln Continental.

Not Mine. https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/d/danville-velorex/7473328738.html This is one make I had not heard of before seeing this ad. Apparently, Velorex was made in Czechoslovakia. Craigslist ad: 1960 Velorex350cc Jawa twin cylinder air cooled engine. Rear wheel drive two seat convertible. Engine was recently rebuilt. It's street legal and the registration is current. It has a clean title. Here's an opportunity to own a unique, fun vintage three wheel drive convertible. Asking $12,000 or best offer. Not Mine. I have no personal interest in the sale of this 1960 Velorex.

Here are the pictures of the Model A Blind Back sedan to preserve the topic of this discussion: Sellers ad: 1929 Ford Model A Sedan Now up for sale is what we believe to be a ‘29 Model A Town Sedan or something similar. I do not have a title but believe this to be a one or two owner vehicle. Needs work to restore but too nice to chop up. Thanks for checking it out.

I must not be up to speed with the changing times. What does GLWS stand for?

For those interested this Model T is located in Kent, Washington.

This former Buick sedan is more proof that only professionally trained automobile designers should design cars.

Considering the reasonable asking price I would not be surprised if this unique Studebaker does not end up with crate motor and automatic transmission before the summers over.

To preserve this information when the eBay listing runs out: 1975 Dodge Ram 3500 Miniature Peterbilt 359 379 389 Semi Truck ~ Dodge 3500 6V Cummins Turbo Diesel Mini Big Rig Real Metal Body Built Right Runs XLNT A++ This truck was taken off the frame and combined with a Classic Pete to make the perfect small Mini Pete. Titkes as a 1992 Dodge 3500 its actually a Peterbilt Paccar / Kenworth or what have you 359 / 379 body and a Mopar into one mean machine!! Its all metal and real Paccar and Mopar. This truck is a BLAST to drive and My dad bought it as a toy / 5th truck. He actually drove it on a 4000 mile road trip and enjoyed that. EVERYONE Looks at this truck and wants to talk at the local gas station or sonic... People flag you down on the highway with the Thumbs up etc etc It is a Absolute joy to drive. Although my mom HATE it because she does not like the attention.... If you do NOT like attention then you should look at a 68 Camaro.. LOL 😉

The website has a limited number of pictures, and no written description, for each car offered for sale. Add that to absolutely no seller contact information, no physical location, no phone number. I would not waste my time and money on this seller.

Did you know for sure that your father-in-law paid $10,000 for the Cordoba? It is not unusual for car guys to "fudge" the numbers when a spouse is involved. As a matter of fact, it is very common. I have know old car guys who told their wife they paid more than double what a car is worth so that they then have the difference to put into another hobby expense. Family money laundering the old car way.

Clearly, this is homemade, so how does this fabrication get titled in any state as a 1901 Oldsmobile. What is used to authenticate this homemade car as a 1901 Oldsmobile at the local department of motor vehicles?

I would love to hear what Henry Ford would say if he could see this Model A.

For those who don’t have Facebook here s the ad and photos: Seller's description Vehicle has been sitting 50 years until now looking to sell an original untouched 1916 Model T tour

Everyone has their "Sacred Cow" be it specific year, make and model of car, political point of view, or any number of other topics. For some this previously restored/original 1949 Cadillac is not on their list of cars they would consider important enough to be worth caring about or saving. To to others, it is important enough to have an opinion and express that opinion. I would love to see the reaction of those who have dismissed the opinions of others, regarding the modification of this 1949 Cadillac, when it is their "Sacred Cow" that falls to the cutting torch. What would their reaction be when it is a 1929-33 Duesenberg Murphy body roadster, for example, that someone with enough money wants to make "reliable and drivable" with a modern SBC crate motor and "modern updated" body and interior? Would those who supported the right to take a restored/original 1949 Cadillac, and radically modify it, suddenly have something negative to say about the right to do whatever you want with your car regardless of the outcome? My mind wanders with the possibility of the kind of posts I would see on this forum if the fate of this Cadillac would also happen to a fully restored/original Duesenberg. Considering the amount of money in circulation there are those with the financial resources who could buy a Duesenberg and "do whatever they want with it."

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I don't know what is involved in getting this car on the road, however, I am sure the cost far exceeds the purchase price. One area that would concern me is that the division window creates a fixed front seat. How many people could comfortable drive this car? At 6' 2' I don't think I would last very long behind the wheel of car like this from a time period when most people were under 6 foot tall.

A big part of the value is if you have the original dashboard controls that go with the heater core. Without the dashboard controls value is limited.

Not Mine. Craigslist Ad: https://monterey.craigslist.org/cto/d/salinas-1969-ford-torino-cobra-ram-air/7453816808.html If you see this post, the car is still available.$38,0001969 Ford Torino Cobra 428 Cobra Jet with Ram Air, SportsRoof (Fastback).1 of 249 with this paint and trim code.R-code 3 Speed, Automatic, SelectShift Cruise-O-Matic, it’s equipped with a C6 Transmission.Original 428-4V Cobra Jet V8 big block engine- Numbers Matching. 3.0 Traction-Lok differential, Power Front Disc Brakes, and a Tachometer. I also have the hood pins.The car is registered and it comes with a Clean California Title. It has 95k original miles.Original rare color Lime-Gold. The interior consists of Black Cloth and Vinyl bench seat with black interior. Interior is in great condition.Car has been in California for approximately 10 years, it previously lived in Florida for 25+ years.Please see additional photos/ videos here:https://myalbum.com/album/pfWHDDVNMRMRhttps://myalbum.com/album/stUwknRHN2bnRecent service includes:Replaced oil pan (OEM), gaskets, installed a Holley Performance Fuel Pump, replaced spark plugs, spark plug wires, rear main seal, oil pan gaskets, valve cover gaskets, oil pump housing gasket, water pump, water pump gaskets, new radiator hoses/ vacuum hoses, new alternator, and pinion seal gaskets.I will include a framed Marti Report, sales pamphlet, owners manual, magazine promotional ad, Richard petty autographed Ford Torino photograph, I will also include Ford Torino Performance portfolio book, Encyclopedia of original part numbers and codes, and a large canvas portrait of the car.This car was featured in the book, “American Performance V-8 Specs: 1963-1974.”What it needs:Body is in great overall condition. No rust on floorboards or body. All original panels. There is very minor bubbling on driver’s door and underneath the passenger side door, there is no cancer and the panel is pretty solid around the bubbling. Please see pictures.Original tachometer and original radio are in the vehicle they just need to be hooked up. I also have the hood pins for the car.Specs:Displacement… 428 Cubic InchesTorque… 440 lbs/ft @ 3400Carb…4V 735 cu. ft./min.Bore & Stroke… 4.13” x 3.98”Comp. Ratio…10.6 to 1Exhaust… DualValves… 2.06” dia. intake1.625” dia. exhaust30 degree valve seatCam… Long duration, high liftLifters… HydraulicFuel… Premium Not Mine. I have not personal interest in the sale of this 1969 Ford Torino.

Not Mine. Craigslist Ad: https://slo.craigslist.org/cto/d/paso-robles-1919-cadillac-type-57/7455071859.html 1919 Type 57 5 Passenger Touring with the original 314 cubic-inch V8 with 3 speed Transmission, an older Restoration, strip and repainted 5 years ago with the original paint color. Tires, 2 spars and Upholstery are in excellent condition, also have all original owners manuals, Also there a tool kit in the driver door, car run great not a freeway car, price is $39500 OBO. call Jeff for more information at 81eight-72six-5two70 Not Mine. I have not personal interest in the sell of this 1919 Cadillac touring.

Correct, Studebaker had their own engines at the time this Hawk was built.

Not Mine. Craigslist Ad https://seattle.craigslist.org/est/cto/d/woodinville-classic-car-1959-cadillac/7453719796.html 1959 Cadillac FleetwoodUnrestored original conditionLow mileage, 72,000 milesOriginal paint, chrome390 v8Cadillac’s famous big fins , a true piece of American automobile history. Not Mine. I have no personal interest in the sale of this 1959 Cadillac Fleetwood.