Grandpa, Mother Mopar, and God were all looking down on you!
I have a 1972 Plymouth Scamp that's been sitting for 25+ years, how much is it worth?
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I think one reason it fired up and ran on the old gas is that it’s ethanol free.
When you get the tank clean put ethanol free gas in it. It will last longer and not destroy the fuel pump.
When you get the tank clean put ethanol free gas in it. It will last longer and not destroy the fuel pump.
You sure you don't want to fix that Scamp up and drive the wheels off of it? With the cost of newer cars, filled with so many bells, whistles and computers that can fail at the drop of a hat. After 40 years of getting a new car every 4-6 years, I'm thinking of driving a 70 Dart for my daily transportation for the rest of my life. Simple in design, parts pretty easy to find, and I can fix almost anything that dies myself. My latest Mopar (new in 2009) blew a head gasket and hydro locked at 60,000 miles. I tried to find a rebuilt engine to replace it, but nobody even offers them.
Very cool. No surprises here that a slant 6 fires up after so long.
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I will come get it for that.
If all your buyers are states away and always say TOO FAR or too many $$ to pay it transported, then IF the price is attractive, someone will come get it!
But people still spending money they don't have!!!
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