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2005 BMW M3 -68xxx miles, black over red, manual trans, sunroof, super clean for the age, little paint chips here and there, Florida car since new.
Owner also has a Audi Rs6 avant- wagon and E92 M3
Owner also has a Audi Rs6 avant- wagon and E92 M3
1966 Ford Mustang Convertible - 6 cyl, auto, manual top, no power brakes or steering. Nice daily driver ( which his wife was using it for ) could use a few updates here and there but super clean for its age.
1961 Nash Rambler 4cyl, 3 on the tree manual trans, power steering, power top. All original car seller is trying to get 20k for it… and someone is going to pay that lol.
2006 corvette ls2, 6 spd, 57k miles, long tubes and a cat back, sounded really good. Few paint chips here and there, interior was clean, needed some new headlamps they were faded and showed some wear, Dealer has it listed for 24k
1967 El Camino 350ci, 4spd, power disc front and rear, power steering , A/C. Nice resto customer has had it 5 years and did some upgrades/ updates. Test drive was better than expected, ride was good and performance was nice also.
1991 Skyline rhd, 5 speed, 187km, seller let me know it’s a full fully built motor by the seller who owns a shop buying, selling , and repair/ upgrade. This car needs paint work as its chipped and clear coat has been worn. Interior was decent for its age. Shop was pack with gtr’s.
This was parked at the shop when I pulled up
Agreed, color is off for this car.
Other issue was cosmetic here and there with rock chips at the lower bumper, and lower air intakes on the side. ohhhh and the mismatched tires. For $250k it should be spotless.
1976 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am 400ci, 4spd, p/s, A/C. 50k+ mile car full restoration a few year back, just a few paint chips nothing major, inside was clean and the underside was spotless.
This car is in my top 5 of cars that I have done inspections on, overall it was a blast to drive from handling, to the power band of the 400, to manual trans shifted great, super easy car to daily drive.
This car is in my top 5 of cars that I have done inspections on, overall it was a blast to drive from handling, to the power band of the 400, to manual trans shifted great, super easy car to daily drive.
Few pics from the showroom of other cars
1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass 442 / W-30 convertible, 350ci, th350 trans, ps, ac. Numbers matching engine / trans. Nice car drove well, but it needs some attention, carpet is worn out, hood doesn’t sit flush on divers side, hood has cracks, and other issues. Ac doesn’t work, found some rust bubble on the lower quarters, and the list goes on.
I was due to my angle when I took the picture. I didn’t get low enough.
Really? it looks like you could put a basketball between the top of the front tire and the inner fender liner
Here are better picsReally? it looks like you could put a basketball between the top of the front tire and the inner fender liner
Wow, I just never noticed that they sat up that high.... Is it missing the text down the side right below the belt line? Some show the "79th Indianapolis 500 - May 28th 1995" on the driver's door, and some don't.
1980 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow 76k maybe odometer was not working, car was in rough shape on the outside, paint cracking, bad repair on the right front etc… interior was in good shape, door wood trims were all delaminated and worn. Drove good, sketchy brakes as they always were. Can be your for 17k
