Art & Inspiration Interesting inexpensive Craigslist cars

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/16yUVMSRBB/?mibextid=wwXIfr

 

Here's a Munstermobile, but it's not cheap. It's in Huntington Beach, CA, even though the ad is for Portland, OR.



https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/728727753225223

 

1947 Plymouth $350
Nova clip and rearend/no hood.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/546301881227328/

 

^^ '36 Cabriolet
Sold already; why am I not surprised.

 

HAMB worthy ?
https://www.facebook.com/1000700353...MeNtCSXVNWVjJzmWjazYN8wnxVfTuBRi1tJw942pHdl/?



Think I'll post this on the main page

 

Nash Airflyte. Beatrice, NE

$5000

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3306994532774340/?

 

. . . ya gotta be kidding.

 

What are your concerns?

 

1960 ford truck $500 looks solid. No engine/transmission
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/590456627261410/

 

Nash "Hovercraft"

Lynn

 

The price is high but I'd love to see this with a huge chop and some big blown inline at Bonneville.

 

1954 Ford customline
$2,000
Listed 2 hours ago in Merced, CA



https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2006249366869961

 

1960 Ford falcon
$2,400
Listed 3 weeks ago in Glendora, CA



https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/738934448492779

 

price on that longroof is unbelievably low.... the market is balancing out, finally!!

 

So are the tires. This bad boy has been sitting a long time…

 

1947 Ford coupe super delux
$1,500
Listed a day ago in Portland, OR

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1237518054363439

 

1963 Plymouth valiant
$4,800
Listed a day ago in Hillsboro, OR

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1693420514692967

 

1950ish Oldsmobile
$400
Listed a day ago in Portland, OR

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1113942880582686

 

What is it? A Studebaker? The ad says it has a Studebaker engine.



Hot rod
make offer
Listed 4 days ago in Seaside, OR

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/992146529548315

 

That is a Stude chassis to go with the motor. 1955 Chevy firewall and dash, possibly a convertible at that. Doors and quarters are Henry J. No say of front end sheet metal. Boat top. Interesting but I don't need any more projects. I'll drive over if you are interested.

 

It’s nifty I’ll say that!

 

Damn this would make a good story if it turns out to be his car

 

I still like the idea,my "J" could turn up ,but that photo has zero parts like my full custom. Plus my power that I added to replace the factory 4cly J motor ,was a Olds Rocket 88.
In any case,thanks for keeping an eye out .
I often wounder,if my "J" had not been stolen in late 1964.
Would I of kept "J" all these years ,or only kept my 28A=I had both and loved both.
The "J"custom was actually a better driver at the time, with a working folding top an roll-up door windows,= Good for date night an stuff.
28A hotrod ,had no top, just a snap on tonneau for cockpit ,used a trash bag for engine cover, {good for being parked} but driving "A" in rain was a PITA. It took me years,before doing a folding top for my "28A-roadster".

 

This Dana 's car. He used a ' Stude back window for a windshield. edit Dana posted while I was trying to figure out how to post a picture I copied. I have no idea why it posted multiple copies.

 

There are probably extra "ATTACH" commands*. To delete the extra copies, press the "EDIT" button, then delete any extra ATTACH commands.

If there are extra attachments, those can be deleted in the "Attachment Files" box.

* Commands are within square brackets. There are two commands, the opening and the ending, and the ending one will generate automatically. The opening command just has square brackets around it, and the ending also has a forward slash (/) before the command.

 

Thanks. I'm not interested, but someone else might be.

 

Thanks for interest,cool.
Things not EZ to see in my old pics,,,I had done,all four fenders had custom statinless wheel well flairs,and top of rear "J" fenders was welded steel sheet fites on= making it like a 1957 chevy fin{ vs Cady pop up style of factory "J" }
I had also welded in Desoto dash.
Over the yeaars, I thought; it may of been the fact my "J" was in Car Craft mag at the end of 1962 [ Jan 63 mag. ] that put target on it for the scumbag that took it.