I've seen this car it is only a $15,000 car at best. Needs body work, paint, all new chrome and wheels. I didn't even bother starting it up or driving it, so it's possible it also needs engine work.
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Originally Posted by Troy Sloan:
I've seen this car it is only a $15,000 car at best. Needs body work, paint, all new chrome and wheels. I didn't even bother starting it up or driving it, so it's possible it also needs engine work.
Candice is CRAZY!
While I was still searching, I called Candice. She never called back. I should consider myself lucky.
I bet Candice still has this car come spring.
Ted
I bet Candice still has this car come spring.
Ted
"It is not a kit car." So is definition? - a kit car is built buy someone other than the original body manufacturer? I'd be more comfortable with "a factory build replica." Or does a kit car not be a kit car when the boxes are all empty and its on the road? I've had some factory built cars that were always trying to revert back to kit car status.
Interesting thoughts from Jay Leno -
http://www.autotraderclassics....&articleId=44203
Leno's comments work for me.
The same car is now on eBay http://www.ebay.com/itm/321344855767 .
If you're considering this car, ask the seller for a picture of the "small scratch on hood" that the ad mentions. It's actually multiple cracks in the paint just below the hood handle. Also ask for pictures of all 4 wheels, especially the right front. They are all rusted beyond repair. I feel sorry for the eBay buyer who buys this car based just on the pictures and conversations with the seller.