George Smolinski

How many miles on the white van and is it for sale?

The a__holes.

Were any for sell? Prolly not.

Don't know if anyone mentioned it, but the absolute worst (like squeaky chalk on a blackboard) is when someone says or types V.I.N. number. It drives me insane like I wanna punch the moron. Even some of the so called experts here call it that. For the record: A V.I.N. is a Vehicle Identification Number. So what the hell is a Vehicle Identification Number number?

Manuel transmission is one made in Mexico. Duel exhaust is two cars side by side or a_send to a_send revving the engines to see who has better sounding pipes. Convertables are well known in the bond market.

Is this discussion in relation to having a car for "sell?" It prolly is. (I've heard of lolly, folly & even by golly, but I have no clue what a prolly is.

Why would you be storing this car outside? Or is the cover just for when it's outside for the day & then you put it back in the garage?

It's only $179,950. Go for it.

Not mine. It's on FB Marketplace. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2887880531259580/ Batmobile Replica, Incredible workmanship. All accessories are included. This is one of the finest we have ever seen! Afterburner works great, starts and drives as it should. This incredible machine is a must for anyone's collection. If you are a Batman fan you will absolutely love this car. Be the hit at any car show, parade or party. Start your crime fighting career in style. Ellingson Motorcars 2,263 people like this Page 4.9 Rated 4.9 out of 5 Based on the opinion of 22 people See 22 more reviews 20950 Rogers Dr Rogers, MN 55374 Get Directions (763) 428-7337

It's hard to get the perfumey smell out of the car when you use them, and contrary to popular belief, THEY DON'T WORK to keep mice out. I bought a car that was stored over 1 winter & I found a giant mouse nest under the back seat made of dryer sheets.

I heartily disagree. Take a look at what's going on around the country with the Corona.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2611869692419535/ Marketplace › Vehicles 1937 Cord 812 pheaton Dealership · over a week ago · $175,000 About This Vehicle Driven 78,510 miles Manual transmission Exterior color: Black Seller's Description 1937 Cord 812 Phaeton Museum Piece Three time Senior First Place and “Tom Mix” awards winner for best Cord at the Auburn Cord Duesenberg West Coast Meet and First Place in 2002 in Carolina at the Antique Auto Club of America. Original 289ci Lycoming Flathead V8 Engine Single Stromberg Carburetor 125bhp at 3,500rpm 4-Speed Pre-Selector Electric Manual Transmission Independent Front Suspension- Live Rear Axle 4-Wheel Drum Brakes *Three time senior first place award winner at ACD *Documented 812 Phaeton *Well preserved older restoration in wonderful colors *Sophisticated pre-selector transmission *CCCA Full Classic On lookers reportedly stood on the roofs one of other cars just to catch a glimpse of Gordon Buehrig’s stunningly advanced “new, original, and ornamental design for an automobile,” with its aerodynamic “coffin nose” louvered hood lacking a traditional radiator shell; its “step-down” floor; its unitary body construction; its hidden door hinges; its pop-up headlamps; and its total lack of running boards. Underneath was no less innovative, with a Lycoming V-8 running the front wheels through a four-speed, electrically shifted pre-selector transmission, which was operated by a “key” off the steering column; essentially, it was an H-pattern gearshift in miniature. Today the Cord has since gone down in history as one of the most beautiful automobiles of its time, being regularly displayed in art museums as what Buehrig referred to as “rolling sculpture.” Its restoration is well maintained and very attractive, with the finishes under the hood appearing largely authentic, and the top, hard to get “right” on these cars, properly stitched and fitted. Accessory Cord driving lights and a Cord Delco radio are fitted. This is a lovely, well-kept example of a truly iconic design. It has been recently serviced and looks forward to a new enthusiast owner Cosmopolitan Motors 48 people like this Page Business Details This seller says they're listing on behalf of business Cosmopolitan Motors (206) 467-6531

I'll keep posting & pay attention to including the description, contact info if available & photos. It would be nice to know that you helped someone find a car by posting it here.

Along the lines of Hudsy's thinking, I'll ask the same question with Facebook. I recently posted 2 that I thought would spur interest and/or maybe some discussion. One was this 1930 Chrysler Imperial Dual Sidemount/Rumble Seat Convertible Coupe $69,500 and the other was a 1936 Cord 810. I seem to recall that cars like these spurred quite a bit of interest here. Maybe my comments in my posting about FB whiners turned people off on commenting. Anyway, I'll post as I find what I think has interest here.

I was going to mention this. It may be the easiest way to get a title. And it's totally legitimate.

Not mine. Saw it on FB. https://collectorcars.fotki.com/1930-chrysler-imper/102-3699.html Formally in Harrah's Collector Car Museum. Extremely rare with only 142 produced!!! This original Oregon car is totally rust free and all the body panels line up perfectly. It has the optional passenger side rumble seat door. It is in the process of being restored as it had quite a few paint spots that were coming off and the paint was fading because of its age. The interior wasn't in very good shape but was somewhat presentable. It now has new original color paint. The engine and trans have been completely rebuilt and most of the chrome has been re-plated to show quality573-541-1970collectorcarsandparts@yahoo.comWorldwide delivery is available

Not mine. Saw the ad & thought someone here may be interested. For all you whiners about Facebook, if you don't like it, go start your own topic about how bad it is. This thread is about a Cord for sale, NOT the evil FB. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2673406962764760/ Seller's Description CMC is pleased to this stunning 1936 Cord 810 Phaeton Convertible. Approximately 600 were built and very few remain today. Please give this one careful consideration as this is an amazing example. 'THE SINGLE MOST BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN CAR' The Cord was produced by the Cord Automobile division of the Auburn Automobile Company in 1936 and 1937. It was the first American-designed and built front wheel drive car with independent front suspension. Both year models were the first to offer hidden headlights, steering wheel horn rim [a safety feature], covered locking gas filler and many more unique features. The design of the Cord 810/812 remains one of the most distinctive of the 20th Century. In 1996, American Heritage Magazine proclaimed the Cord 810 sedan 'The Single Most Beautiful American Car'. Designed by the celebrated designer Gordon Buehrig, it was one of eight cars chosen for the Museum of Modern Art's [MOMA] 'Eight Automobiles' exhibition in 1951. Despite springing from the Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg company's desire to create a lower-cost Baby Duesenberg, the striking 1937 Cord 812 was more than a bridge model-it was a landmark of American automotive design. Contemporary reviewers raved over the 810/812, saying For sheer taste, for functional correctness, and for beauty, the Cord is the best design the American industry has ever produced. An industry first - America's first front wheel drive, L-29, based on the Miller patent An industry first - Hidden headlamps (a world-first), An industry first - The famous louvered 'coffin-nose hood' [wraparound grille] An industry first - Steering wheel horn ring, patented, An industry first - Locking covered gas cap, An industry first - Exterior concealed filler for coolant, An industry first - Exterior concealed filler for engine oil, An industry first - Push button engine oil gage which doubled as the gas gage An industry first - Engine-turned dashboard, complete instrumentation, including tachometer, and radio An industry first - Rear-hinged hood, An industry first - Elimination of the era-essential running boards, An industry first - Hidden door hinges, An industry first - A 'step-down' floor, An industry first - Unibody construction, The Phaeton Sedan had roll-down rear quarter windows, another Cord first for an American production model All-steel body, built by Central Manufacturing Co. Independent front suspension Purchased from a collector in Pennsylvania, this car was in a private collection for a number of years. The car is an incredible original example that was restored throughout the years. The car has been restored some years back yet retaining a lot of its originality. The paint shows well with great presentation. The chrome and bright work is clean. Glass appears to be original, and is very clear and crisp. The interior was redone at time of the restoration and is very clean. The dash and timeless engine turned aluminum is very clean. All gauges are functioning well. Mechanically, The correct Flat Head 8 engine turns on immediately and has a harmonious muscle car tone. The 4 Speed transmission operates well and shifts into gears well. The clutch is smooth and brakes are very true. The car is very modern for the generation, and sounds very muscular. The car is an absolute blast to drive. This example is very well sorted classic car that operates and performs very well. The body and undercarriage is very solid. The underside is clean and well maintained . The trunk compartment has red carpet to match the interior. The car has a full spare mounted on a WWW tire. The engine bay has been restored and has an excellent presentation. This car has the original body and original vin plate. The vin plate and body plate has never been removed from the car. If you are in the market for a special investment grade classic car, this Cord is one to consider. We have this 810 priced well under market value as we ready to sell this specia

I'll take the pretty convertible all the way in the back.

Yes, it is $5000 & Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Looks like it came right out of Grapes of Wrath.

Not mine. It's on FB marketplace. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2523554747957922/ Driven 36,000 miles Manual transmission Exterior color: Charcoal · Interior color: Tan Fair condition 1930 Nash 4 door sedan runs and drives ,

I'd rather have the '59 Poncho wagon in the back corner.