Woody
Woody MegaDork
2/17/16 6:27 p.m.

Not mine, etc...

http://hartford.craigslist.org/cto/5403965457.html

FOR SALE: Very Rare1936 Ford Coupe Utility project car, Very limited production, assembled at Ford's Australian plant in 1936. Only a handful in the United States. Right Hand Drive, mostly complete original dash, wood bed and tail gate present, car is based on 5 window coupe. Most hard coupe parts present. Good car to restore. Solid doors and decent front sheet metal. No engine currently but flat head V-8 could be added to the deal, You won't see many of these offered, fairly priced $9,500 Calls Only, Serious only please. Reasonable Offers and partial swaps for classic cars considered. Inquiries 860-627-5806 Thank you.

Toyman01
Toyman01 MegaDork
2/17/16 6:31 p.m.

Maybe it's a sign of old age, but I'm really starting to love pre 60s vehicles.

RossD
RossD UltimaDork
2/17/16 8:02 p.m.

In reply to Toyman01:

Me too.

Son_Of_Toyman
Son_Of_Toyman Reader
2/17/16 8:08 p.m.
Toyman01 wrote: Maybe it's a sign of old age, but I'm really starting to love pre 60s vehicles.

Dad.....mom would kill you. I am just saying.

DrBoost
DrBoost UltimaDork
2/17/16 9:31 p.m.

I don't hate it, mainly because it looks like a truck.

914Driver
914Driver MegaDork
2/18/16 12:06 p.m.

Gone.

WOW Really Paul?
WOW Really Paul? MegaDork
2/18/16 1:14 p.m.
Toyman01 wrote: Maybe it's a sign of old age, but I'm really starting to love pre 60s vehicles.

Nah, I'm 29 and have had a love for pre-60 stuff for 7 years now. It surely has something to do with working Mecum Indy each of those 7 years, and driving roughly 90% mid-late 60's muscle cars. I am however one of the few people we have that gets volunteered for prewar stuff since I've proven to have a knack for quickly learning them. Heck, I've managed to get a few going that the building managers had been towing around all week.

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