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I found 1964 Falcon Wagon for sale locally:whacked: , its a 2 door and he says it runs and drives.:rolleyes: Has a 6 cylinder and looks solid, though I haven't heard it run yet.:toocool:
Anyways he was asking $2500 for it, but now wants it gone, so I offered $600 and he said he would take $800 for it:3dSMILE: . I'm a chevy guy, but this seems like a good deal. Seems like it could have some potential:rolleyes:
Opinions???**)
Take a gun w/you & shove it in his back so he feels better about selling it to you so cheaply.
I know I'd buy it & I'm a chevy guy also...joe
Do you really need to ask ?,.... or are you just gloating ? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mudbog42
Well, seems like it is a good deal then:D
Here's a pic of it how it sits now, until I maybe get it
http://img92.imageshack.us/img92/191...1120080mg5.jpg
Maybe get it??? Man, you'd better get it!!! Looks like one heck of a deal to me, which Florida was a bit closer and fuel a bit cheaper!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by mudbog42
Fantastic deal! You will kick yourself if you don't go out and get it at once. Great collector car, classic wagon, running for 800.00 It's a steal! You could turn around and sell it for quite a bit more on Ebay!:3dSMILE:
You can sell that sunvisor to the lowrider guys, they love 'em. :D :D
Don
yea, that's a steal at $800.. I paid $500 for my '67 4dr that needed brake work
the engine would be a 4 main 170 or 200 CI, still strong enough bottom end to tweak it up, or a '65 up 200 bolts up and has 7 mains.
Ok, ok I just got me a new car in my driveway. $800 and drove it home:3dSMILE:
She actually starts right up and sounds pretty healthy:whacked:
144-200 I6's are some of the easiest, quickest starting engines I'v worked on.. my '67 200 used to fire up by popping the key. after the rebuild ( for turbocharger and other go fast assessories ) It takes a rotation or 2, but it's got no choke now so it's understandable
I can't believe you actually bought that turd,... you got ripped off ! ;)
Way to go! Fantastic deal! You just wait, that is a great collector and the old 200 straight sixs are great torque work horses!:3dSMILE:
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Originally Posted by highboy32
I would say ...Just gloating!
At that price...the current owner should report a robbery.
Like others have stated...If gas was cheaper, you would have lost a deal.;)
Ha ripped off only paid $150 for mine had factory air and a mustang floor shift . 2 dr wagons are great . Now of course i bought mine back in 1982 . It was from Florida also and the salt dew had rusted the top bad right under the roof drip rail . The only mod i ever made was a electric tail gate window i think i still have the old regulator i know i have a couple tail lights from the parts car .
I do have a dumb question though, what weight of oil does this motor use??? 20w50???
10W30 is what I use in mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudbog42
I would buy it and convert it to a panel!
A friend is building one now that I may paint for him. They are even more rare than the 2-door wagon!
You had me worried there for a second. woulda flew there and drove it back for what you gave:o **) :LOL:
Now with a straight axle and a ford truck nine inch rear, that would do it.
I had a high school buddy had a 55 Chev with straight axle painted bright orange running a straight 6. No one on the street would run him just cause of the look of it, and it got good MPG.