2 Barracudas, OH

http://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/4509695721.html

NMNA

Here's one for you Stan (if you can talk him down a bit on price).

I've never been there, but that's not what I expected Ohio to look like.

Evan, be prepared to dodge flying helmet.

I'm always prepared.

If I wasn't so poor I would love to buy that black one (or both).

EvanB wrote: http://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/4509695721.html NMNA Here's one for you Stan (if you can talk him down a bit on price).

They're about an hour away, but I might have to run up there and check those out.

...Woody what did you think it looked like around here? That looks like they're behind a barn on a farm. Pretty typical.

In reply to stan:

If you buy them both I'll buy one of the rollers to stuff the 13b into.

There's a few of those sitting in Muncie, IN.....I dislike that body style with a passion though.

I built this model car back in the 1970's.

yamaha wrote: I dislike that body style with a passion though.

It is one of my favorite american cars ever. I love it.

In reply to Ditchdigger:

I agree.

I spent much of my childhood marveling at that wondrous rear window. They are on the very short list of vintage American iron that I actively want to own.

EvanB wrote: In reply to stan: If you buy them both I'll buy one of the rollers to stuff the 13b into.

Now that would shake up the Mopar guys!

Burrito Enthusiast wrote: I spent much of my childhood marveling at that wondrous rear window. They are on the very short list of vintage American iron that I actively want to own.

I've always wanted to graft that rear window section onto a 53-4 Studebaker Champion.

Springfield Ohio: been there and agree with Woody, it was not what I thought it would be like. Love the cars !