http://portland.craigslist.org/clk/cto/3316867855.html
Not mine. Cool!
Marc
http://portland.craigslist.org/clk/cto/3316867855.html
Not mine. Cool!
Marc
$1200 obo 
Whatever you're doing right now, it can't possibly be more important than purchasing this sweet Opel wagon.
How much to ship it from Oregon?
Sold. Damn.
Nevermind, mine now! Got lucky. Thanks a bunch for the tip!!! It now rests in a new home...
Bryce
Nice score!
Let me know if you need any parts.
Nashco wrote: Nevermind, mine now! Got lucky. Thanks a bunch for the tip!!! It now rests in a new home... Bryce
Please tell me thats a '52 Ford COE in the background
Nice grab on the Opel too!
In reply to Nashco:
good score 
so whatcha gonna do w/ it?
Good to see that it ended up "in the family".
These days, that's a pretty rare car - they used to be everywhere when I grew up in Germany, but pretty much all of them were used for commercial-ish transport (station wagons as family cars didn't catch on in Germany until the 80s/90s) so most of the got used up and thrown away.
SyntheticBlinkerFluid wrote: Please tell me thats a '52 Ford COE in the background
Yeah, the COE is my shopmate's. He has some lofty aspirations for it, as with most projects in our shop.
oldopelguy wrote: Let me know if you need any parts.
You read my mind, message sent!
fasted58 wrote: In reply to Nashco: good score
Not sure. Step 1 is acquisition, completed. Step 2 is not yet determined. I need another project like another hole in my head, but I just couldn't resist. At the very least, I'll start trying to fix the obvious stuff.
Bryce
OLIVER!
In reply to Nashco:
Well, you're on the right plan.
Step 1: Acquisition
Step 2: ?
Step 3: Profit!
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