He is full of it ain’t he?!?!?!?!
NO CLASSIC CARS
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If he truely wanted a car he would of at least went and looked at a couple or splurged for an inspection with it being farther away then he wants to drive. But then again there would be shipping or he could drive it home. I would find some how to make a deal. Kim
'68cuda416
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They suck.....in my opinion.....and those along with the newer Camaro's and Mustangs have HORRIBLE peripheral vision when in them and I think are dangerous and I don't like it at all being in them.
But if he found a running car, then he would have to find someone to give him a ride there so he could drive it home...
What a hassle....
What a hassle....
As soon as I can dig it out and assess what it is and where it stands, this will be for sale. 68 Notchback V8 car, restored at some point back more than a decade ago.
Scody21
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More excuses than a pregnant nun…
Dan the man
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It's obvious that you guys don't have a clue. I agreed that the duster is a awesome car, even if it did have a/c it's still 8k over my budget. If I was to find a car that was like 22k and it didn't have a/c doesn't mean that I wouldn't pass it up. I have thought about having a company that does car inspections to look over a car if it's out of state. I enquired twice about a '67 dart that's supposed to be for sale and still haven't heard anything from the owner
That 8K may be the difference between a great car and an awesome car. Prices are going up every day. Kim
Dan the man
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I understand that completely, I'm not arguing that. But being on a fixed income I don't have disposable income, this is why I'm trying to stay within my budget.
It wasn't that long ago A-bodies were exempt from the crazy price escalations that B&E bodies have and are experiencing. But I think the days of innocence may be coming to an end? I've always preached that A-bodies are easily the best bang for the buck Mopar ownership. Especially to those looking to enter the Mopar collector enthusiasm for first time.
I think that cat is out of the bag?
Dan the man
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I have looked at some cars
I had thought u posted 30 as the budget. But it is 22 or 24? Kim
Dan the man
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I would love to have that duster. If it was a a/c would be a plus.
I'll just say this, all of us don't have the knowledge at some point in our lives & it never hurts to learn something new. Hell I wish I could buy a car that's done, then I could just do my thing to it.
Good luck
Then make it happen? Every indication suggests it's not only a fun ride, but a decent investment.
Dan the man
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I wish that I had the skills and tools to do most of the work myself.
Dan the man
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I'm sure that it's a fun ride and a great investment. A guy in foristell said that he has a 1967 dart for sale, I asked him what he wants for it and no reply.
Dan the man
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I thought about going to 30k but I have to consider sales tax as well, bummer. I'd like to get a car for 25k but I don't know if that's possible.
Dan the man
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If I had your money I'd probably have one already but I have other responsibilities.
LocuMob
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I'm out. Good luck, you'll probably never get a car as the market seems to be against you.
Dan the man
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You sure are quick to find fault
Dan the man
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It's always been against me. I've thought about giving up but I made it one of my bucket list
Well, welcome to the jungle. Good hunting. My only recommendation is try not to get hung up on finding the "Ultimate deal" Those typically take years. And is usually stumbled upon. You can always sell your today's car if such a car comes around in your travels.
All the best.
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