Art & Inspiration Interesting inexpensive Craigslist cars

A gotcha ad
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/824406046849524
1957 Chevrolet classic
$450

Seller's description
On1957 opel rekord 2dr no motor no******* no****le asis $450 or a offer

 

Man, that Desoto front bumper looks like Armco…..

 

Probably nice pickup before they tore to pieces
1959 Ford 4-wheel drive for sale by owner - Rochester, MN - craigslist

 

Hope they bagged and marked all the nuts & bolts.

 

1930 Model A
Martell, NE
$8500
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/767836439617772/?

about as original as you could get….

 

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1501603161135672









Mike

 

I've said it before, some of these posts just seem like "any old car for sale". But the Willys above, that one is interesting and inexpensive. Sure it's a sedan, but it's steel, all there, and****led under $4k. Lots of these have been made into 3W coupes by ambitious metal shapers. I like that one.

 

51 Ford 2-dr
Beaver Crossing, NE

$1,000
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1379438969993353/?

 

57 Ford Retractable
Geneva, NE
$6500
Doesn't look like it would take a lot to get this on the hifghway…

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/842081318485581/?

 

I've heard those systems are not cheap or easy to revive.

 

1955 buick special for sale by owner - Rock Island, IL - craigslist

 

Why can't people take decent full-view pictures? Almost as bad as the "modern-art" bunch who take them catty cornered, sideways, from a hundred yards away...

 

early 50s Dodge 2-dr (messaged him for year; he says he has****le)

maybe someone knows for sure

Bennet, NE
$800

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2007019086814311/?

 

1940 Cadillac Fleetwood Sixty Special
Aurora, NE. Check out that minimalistic dash.
“..but no major rot visible “. hmmm.

$9500
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1165328285708306/?

 

no kidding. do they think pics at 45deg will help sell the car ??

 

On that Dodge, I'd say 1953
https://reedbrothersdodgehistory.com/1950s-1960/dodge-cars-1950-1966/

 

He replied that the****le says 55; kinda doubt that. I was guessing 54

 

Judging by the prices I've seen here lately, this surely qualifies as "Inexpensive" as well as "Interesting". I can't get a link, but here's the information.

 

Always liked the '51s The taillight side trim looks big on that one. Maybe part is the uneven rust on the chrome.
My wife's grand mother was from Beaver Crossing. The name sounded cool to me.' She was tough old gal!

 

Whippet……Whippet good.

 

I avoid later model Caddies because they have complicated systems, but I'd drive this one

 

Marketplace - 1940 Ford coupe | Facebook
Not inexpensive, but it's interesting and not too far from me. But I've already got one.

 

Another offbeat one.
https://palmsprings.craigslist.org/cto/d/yucca-valley-1957-studebaker-provincial/7895441007.html
1957 Studebaker Provincial Wagon Project - $3,000 (Yucca Valley)
1957 Studebaker Provincial Wagon Project. Come and get it, as-is, not running. Bought 7 years ago in Riverside as a "rescue". Time for someone else to take it on. Original black plates HWY275, not currently registered in DMV system, but have original small "pink"****le and registration showing plate belongs to vehicle. Will be sold on bill of sale only, two previous owners have not****led the car, but have the signed original****le from owner prior to that. Lots of parts in the back of wagon, all looks pretty complete. Price is firm take it or leave it. Message for appointment to see.

 

If that one was closer, I’d be buying it. Except for the five spokes, it looks just like my very first car! Same color, mine had a nice plain black interior. It still had the flathead but an Olds engine was on my to do list. Mine was missing all of the side trim, the sellers accidentally mother drove over it. I paid $65 for mine, lawn mowing money.

 

I'd like to see a rear shot of that with the tailgate up. It looks like there is a boby extension and the fenders are longer. I've never seen one like that before.

 

six ball, look closer it looks to me as though the tailgate is up and the car has an extension between the fenders

 

From the ad in my post

 

Here's another with the bumper installed.


and a walk around video of another
www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmIFMqZaWcw

 

Ok, Thanks that is what I was looking for. Other than being a 4 door the station wagon roof, windows, upper & lower tail gate look the same as '54 and later. With the extended fenders I guess they had to fill the space between the tail gate and the bumper with something. With the limited space in those wagons I wonder if they touted this as extra luggage space. I guess as a '57 it may have had a 289ci option. Plenty of room for a McCulloch under that hood.

 

1940 Buick $6500
Looks like it’s had some good work done on it.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/822250830539233/