bobzilla said:java230 said:bobzilla said:I hate you people.
Its local to me if you want a first hand look :D But I know nothing of Korean cars.
I don't need to live in a car.
This one might have working heat at least?
bobzilla said:java230 said:bobzilla said:I hate you people.
Its local to me if you want a first hand look :D But I know nothing of Korean cars.
I don't need to live in a car.
This one might have working heat at least?
$500 Corvair Wagon anyone?
No title, but says it's complete. Just Do it... it's only $500.
1962 T-Bird in Okmulgee, Ok. This one looks like it would be a worthy restoration project. $1,500.
Honestly, I was just checking out a couple Honda Fit adds, but there's a lot of affordable cool project cars out there.
Year: 1962 Make: Ford Model: Ford Thunderbird Trim: Convertible 2D Body style: convertible Exterior color: Blue Interior color: Red Fuel type: Gasoline Mileage: 68000 I have for sale a 1962 thunderbird convertible. It’s a pretty solid car. Body is in really good condition. It doesi have rust issues in the floors and the right rear frame rail. Doors and quarters little to no rust. I have the fenders hood and front bumper and most all the interior. I have a clear green OK title in my name. This car can be restored, I drove the car into the building where it sits today. Has been inside for the last 10 years.
I'm not even going to post the Two Spitfires...
In reply to AAZCD :
That '72 GT6 is a good deal. Mainly for parts, tho.
This is not in my ten year car ownership plan, but it surprised the hell out of me when new.
This one seems to have not been abused, was cared for, has low miles, and has a decent option sheet. I want it. A lot.
https://m.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2505489552839508/
Do finds have to be automotive?
(Ask the guy who previously posted the casket)
In reply to captdownshift :
I guess since I started it, I'll answer. I'm gonna say no doesn't have to be "car stuff". Just stuff you think someone might be interested in . . . although I'm not sure who the target audience was for the casket! 
In reply to Mike :
You can sometimes find the 6spd sedans for about 5k. The c class generation (w204) after that also had 6spd manual options. Think it was the last manual Mercedes.
I believe you could get a manual C Class Sedan up until 11 or 12..
Ok, I'm browsing for a small truck, and this listing looked promising, until.... (you will understand when you see it.)
yupididit said:In reply to Mike :
You can sometimes find the 6spd sedans for about 5k. The c class generation (w204) after that also had 6spd manual options. Think it was the last manual Mercedes.
I think that's the last US market sedan. The SLK had a manual until 2015.
https://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/cto/d/atlanta-1973-mercedes-benz-280c/7036489928.html
Might need an Atlanta GRM'r to go look at this for me.
In reply to yupididit :
Damn. That's one to buy for sure.
Mezzanine said:In reply to yupididit :
Damn. That's one to buy for sure.
If only they'd email me back 
Shadeux said:Ok, I'm browsing for a small truck, and this listing looked promising, until.... (you will understand when you see it.)
What in the wide world of sports was someone thinking when they did that?? 
In reply to Ian F :
Kinda cuts the value of the truck in half, doesn't it?
$800 Jag XK8 says it needs a fuel pump.
Dodge Ram 50 (Mitsubitchy) NMNA - $1500.
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