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    Kinda like a 270 H head GMC…neither are a “true hemi” because the valves are inline. IMG_6875.jpeg
     
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    Or rust completely out!
     
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    Not cheap but looks good to me. If I was a middle age man..........

    With a Hudson 308 Twin H Power you could us it to tow your trailer queen & lawn chairs to shows. What a cool road trip car maybe a vintage Air Stream ?
     
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    '56 Windsor apparently could have a 301 or 331 poly according to one of my refs, 301 being normal in the '55.
     
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    That Vicky is awesome I just wish it was a little bit closer. Like I said the left coast has all the sweet stuff!!;)
     
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  16. It has nice lines.
     
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    Almost has an ambulance feel to it with the tall roofline
     
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    Since $1.00 in 1950 is worth $13.34 today, the car would have cost right at $375.00 to buy 75 years ago. Maybe that qualifies as interesting and inexpensive?

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    The price listed is 16,500.0 Not 16,500 or 16,500.00. That and some really odd phrasing and spelling make me seriously wonder if the asking price is actually $165,000. I have a hard time believing a car restored to that caliber is actually $16,500

    This one is kinda sad, and I wonder if there's a person in the world willing to take him up on his offer. He wants to trade a whole yard full of rough, untouched projects for a couple of finished, restored cars. Who's gonna do that? Who's thinking "I've got a couple really nice finished cars here but what I really want is 100 years worth of rusty rough projects to dump hundreds of thousands into restoring over the next 40 years or so".
     
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    I'd be willing to bet that you're right at $165,000
     
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    So, what is the definition of an "inexpensive" Craigslist car?
     
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