Muscle Car For Sale! Best Offer!

https://sandusky.craigslist.org/cto/5320777263.html

Salesmanship right there. Better than a lot of new car commercials though.

At 95 hp stock, its not the most muscular muscle car I've ever encountered.

Guarantee this is one of those ads where the wife is making him sell it. So he lists it out of pure obligation, gives no description, and calls it something its not. Then he can tell SWMBO "Yeah, its been up for awhile now. Nobody's biting..."

I just sent him a text. I'll keep you posted.

"Muscle" car

It is in my home town if anyone needs some help.
I do not recognize it. But, I did just notice that new people moved in down the road and a glimps inside the garage at 40mph relieved what looked like a very nice TR3.

Muscle Car? That looks more like a Sphincter Car.

Ran when parked. Trailer required for removal. And a shovel.

Woody wrote: Muscle Car? That looks more like a Sphincter Car.

LOL

Hey, that's where Callahan is headquartered!

gearheadmb wrote: At 95 hp stock, its not the most muscular muscle car I've ever encountered.

It surely has a better power to weight ratio than every Corvette 74-84......

Fabulous photography skills. Up to Craigslist standards, anyway.

Just nominated it for "best of CL". A true work of art!

That's definitely going to take some muscle to move out of there. At first, I thought someone had piled some hay bails up in a shape approximating a Triumph.

I never did get a response to my text.

So I got a call from the owner Randy, I was at work so I couldn't talk much, but I asked what he wanted for the car.

"I want four" he says. After a long pause I say "Four?"

"Yep $4000."

"Yeah I'll let you know"

I want $4000 too.

Now what are you asking for the car?

I'm thinking "Randy" likes "meth".

Well it COULD be worth $4k, but you aren't going to see it in that picture.

Is it wrong that I knew what the car was without reading the voluminous add text?

Might help that I was working on one last night. Ask me what I think about the turn signal horn-button in the middle of the steering wheel! Every-time I work on a brit car, I am reminded why they don't make cars anymore.

In reply to spitfirebill:

I think any muscle car is worth $4k these days.