Art & Inspiration Interesting inexpensive Craigslist cars

I just talked with my buddy Marty. he said he would take $1000 for the car. And $300 for the "57 Ford 9"
but only with the car or after the car sells. Thanks, Gene.

 

$3800 CND =$2730 USD

 

a couple low end T-Buckets. For those who want to wipe the ugly off, both need finishing touches, at least.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1145835590941336/
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1239483694324730

 

I really like the Vicky too bad I’m not closer and I sold my trailer

 

Moriarity, thanks for the detailed comments on the 52 Vicky

 

that car is rougher than a night in jail....
What a perfect simile.

 

I guess Moriarity's description of the Vicky pretty much paints a clear picture of it.

 

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Ouch…..Well at least you let us know before someone went to look at it.

 

Solid, straight project car, 40 Dodge Coupe $3k
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1906422856589064 (Oregon)

 

Don't temp me Mark!

 

And put it on YOUR credit card!
Believe me, if I sold my Suburban I would own one.

 

59 TBird , Fremont, NE
$4200

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2020597958476034/?

 

49 Ford 2-dr Sedan, Elmwood, NE
$1500

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1476688973377521/?

 

1947 Nash many new parts . Runs - $7,950 (Seattle)


Big block Mopar power.

https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/d/seattle-1947-nash-many-new-parts-runs/7886465318.html

 

The door handles and grille extensions tell me it's a 1950, if it matters. (Maybe it does, as Ford advertised the new '50 model as "better in 50 ways".)

 

1953 Ford Sunliner convertible

https://spokane.craigslist.org/pts/d/spokane-1953-ford-sunliner-convertible/7851135185.html

 

1954 chopped and bagged Bel Air project

https://spokane.craigslist.org/bar/d/stevensville-1954-chopped-and-bagged/7869979649.html

 

I was 5 in '50 and one of my clear memories is leaving my Grannie's house at night headed home. As we crossed the town square and passed the Ford dealership's well lighted showroom there was a new maroon two door on display. It was beautiful but I knew at that age we would never have one. First, It was new. My dad never had a new car. Second my dad was a MOPAR guy. so he didn't need a new car.

 

I was 7 in 1949, and I remember that everyone was impressed with the new style Fords, even my family. I find it odd, since my dad got a new '49 Oldsmobile that year.

 

That's only about 20 miles from me if anyone wants it looked at.

 

That's a '50; look at the end of the grille

 

Its not cheap enough, but it's a drivable https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d/deer-park-chevrolet-57-bel-air-4dr/7886531366.html

 

Crap! I haven't been to Montana since '69. Are there still places that are 20 miles apart?

 

Well, it's 20 miles away, but yeah, it's pretty much solid houses and buildings now on this side of the state (I won't get into the out of stater thing, but I'm seriously considering moving back over to the flat land side where you don't see another person for miles.)