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I didn't see this listed here, so I thought I'd throw it up. It's not mine and I know nothing other than what is posted, but it's priced to move to the correct, motivated, energetic buyer. Beginners beware, this can be a little frustrating, but plenty have made it to completion, just not this one, yet.
Here's the link - http://capecod.craigslist.org/cto/4140779566.html
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Wow......practically in Al Gallo's back yard!
(And only 9 hours from Chambersburg, PA!)
Of course, living for decades within a mile or less from the ocean, rust might be something to consider.
WAIT A MINUTE! Boston Bob - don't you have a place on the "Cape"?
I don't need any more projects, thanks, but I can check it out if needed. It's about 30 miles west of here.
I think this would be a nice catch for Troy! It just needs a little freshening up.
I'll pass, absolutely no more full builds ... "maybe an easy fixer-upper though".
"Pan NOT Included"....Really??
~WB
I'm a fixer upper only. I wouldn't even know where to start with that!
Wow - that's the plain "gotta" paint model with the doors unhung and even the perimeter frame uninstalled. Guess the VW pan is not included though which kind kills a great deal. If someone near by on East Coast picks it up - can you bring back a dozen lobsters with you.
The pan is available at addition cost. It is a modified KG pan
I do not feel like such a coward now! My four month project is not done after 11mos ; - (
My six month project took 8 years, and Wolfie bought his kit in 1988 and is supposed to finally have it at Carlisle next spring. He had to do the same thing as me in order to finish it - retirement is a wonderful thing.......
Yeah - but it was November of 1988 so rounded up that's 1989. Sure wish internet was around then - I'd have know about George Levin and his slick dealings plus perhaps could have found one drive-able for same price as big box of parts. Now sitting on $12K+ investment in parts and have yet to drive it! (I know of others sitting in same condition - ok perhaps only for 10 years). Wisdom of age - Buy one running that needs cleaning up and benefit from someone else eating the depreciation. And to think, I could have invested the $12k with Bernie Mahoff.
Most of my speedy projects build time ran 45 to 90 days each until completion :~)
So, Alan, that means you are about 150 to 300 times faster than me.
