Up for sell...

[Wild Root]

I found this on Autotrader.com and it looks like a real deal!

It's a 1941 Buick and looks like a real deal! Here's a link to the page.

http://adcache.collectorcartraderonline.com/10/6/8/73635568.htm

I thought that I would post this for any of you Lounge boys who might be looking for a good classic for cheep.

Take care,

Root.

 

[Wild Root]

I also found this one as well! A 1935 Dodge coupe. Looks good and sounds like a good deal for the year and condition.

Take a look!

http://adcache.collectorcartraderonline.com/10/0/7/74588307.htm

Take care and have a good weekend!

Root.

 

[Michaelson]

These prices just knock me for a loop. I have found MOPARs going from the early 30's through the mid 50's in drivable condition in the $450 to $500 range, and nicely restored in the $3500 range in my area, or close to. These prices are astounding. I'm going to have to start picking them up around here and shipping them out to you guys on the West Coast! Regards. Michaelson

 

[jamespowers]

The vintage car market in California has really goen up in price over the last 10 years. I could not buy my 57 Chevy I have now due to the price increases. Goo thing I owned it since high school!

 

[Wild Root]

Yeah, it's ridiculous! I see these cars go for less in the Midwest. I have seen some Florida cars go for big bucks though. And most of the time they are rusted out underneath. The worst cars to get are east coast cars because of that rust thing. Since they have such humidity there it's just a car killer. That's one reason why California cars are such a hot ticket. A lot of folks are buying them here and having them shipped.

But, I feel lucky to have gotten my car for the price I paid. Hey, JP, lets see a photo of your 57! Love to see it.

Root.

 

[jamespowers]

Geez, I will have to wash and wax it first.

Regards to all,

J