https://lacrosse.craigslist.org/cto/d/mopars-for-sale/6249584438.html
Cars for sale are,
1970 Sport Satellite 383-4spd one of 185 known to exist. Older restoration.
1971 Plymouth GTX 440 auto on columb, restoration is complete, car need final assembly over 35k invested.
1971 Challenger 6 cylinder 3 speed on the floor, one of a handful of the coupes known to exist $6500 obo.
1971 Dodge charger, 383 4spd one of 74 known to exist, rolling chassis $7500,
1967 and 1968 polara convertibles $1500 for the pair.
1971 plymouth cuda 383 4spd $21,500 obo,
1965 Sport fury and 68 charger no title 2500.
Call for more info or an appointment to look at the cars.
Man, do things really rust that fast up there?
Proportionally to the amount of salt they dump on the roads.
Only to be out rusted by Florida.
waaaay over priced, as they have been for over a year. That would be the reason that not one car has sold since they first listed all that stuff.
71 Cuda looks like a $10K car at best...not even :alan2cents:
The GTX looks interesting, they all look crusty.
I really hate to see the cars rusting away outdoor. Poor cars :'(
They best put them indoors quick or their will be nothing left to sell, but rust. Plus when a buyer sees something like these cars sitting out unloved it doesn't excactly make you want to scream "I want it".
Too bad they are all over priced, some cool cars there just waiting to be revived!
Such a shame. So rusty. :verymad:
Yep I grew up in Wisconsin for my first 26 years. Everything rusts so bad. Very few survive without major issues.
Wes
Quote from: Cuda Cody on August 06, 2017, 10:21:19 PM
Man, do things really rust that fast up there?
Yup most of the mopars in this area were rusted away by the late 70s
Quote from: wannadrag on August 09, 2017, 04:27:50 PM
Quote from: Cuda Cody on August 06, 2017, 10:21:19 PM
Man, do things really rust that fast up there?
Yup most of the mopars in this area were rusted away by the late 70s
Same here in New York state!!!! Salt, good on potato's bad on your car. Or as I like to refer to it as our tax dollars at work.