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Calling all flippers!

...and then charge that sum on plastic, and the full potential of brandonomics will be realized.

Triple pickle elegance. Pics from this ad were recently used in a You tube video. It was posted on here somewhere too.... Edit:

Also, don't forget the saying / theory: If you're getting it for free, YOU are the product. On behalf of no one, thanks to all the members to continue to produce valuable content here, in our esoteric corner of the digital world. Happy New Year!

That'll harelip the Pope...

Lots of ads by "Temu", the new big & fake chicom retailer, but the funny thing is 95% of the time I don't even know what it is that they're trying to sell. I doubt they do either. Guaranteed scam.

From the guy who seems to have the market cornered on late model formals .... He says it'll be on Bring-A-Trailer in January. CS43T7C101085 MFD'd 08-76 17k miles...

at 12:40, the car can be seen in its new home:

Not bad....

@marko has had good results with ozone generators too, I recall from a previous discussion. My former boss 10 years ago had a '95 Exploder, which was a rattle trap, a liability, and an aroma generator. He made us drive it to meetings instead of using our own cars, because he accused us of...

No. :confused:

The steering wheel may be made from the same plastic as older screwdrivers. It may be developing "mange". I read somewhere that the chemical you're smelling is the same chemical that gives off the aroma from vomit.

Wow, that's a treasure trove of rust free early forward look nirvana. Alpine is in the mountains east of San Diego. As far as cars in the "barn find" category, this is cream of the crop.

Hey, I recognize those pics!

I'm not a big fan of the root beer interior, but agree, one could begin his flippin' career with a car like this. It'll probably be the subject of another thread on here before long, as it makes its way up the flipper food chain.

If the Foster Farms chicken duo upgraded to a C body, this would be it.

And that Desoto above reminded me of the article in HCC published in January 2011, where they compared it with a '57 fuel injected Chevy Bel Air. I love the pink and mauve combo...

I'm not sure about residential, but in commercial and institutional construction, fire dampers are placed in these locations that close when heat is sensed.

Reminded me of this Flxible seen on Catalina island back in 2009.