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NOT MINE 1970 Chrysler 300 Convertible
- Thread starter Boydsdodge
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When you see this, you need to understand this car has had rust repair and it's probably gonna be real ugly when you strip that paint. I'd rather see "unrepaired" rust.
MrMoparCHP
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24K with that rust, I'm not sure it is worth half that.
Alan
Alan
From the cover page shot, iy looks like rust on front door corner. At least they are honest with the photos.
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its been posted several times already like most of the stuff at consignment sellers
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only an idiot would cough up 25K for "Old Rusty"
fury fan
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FWIW, is Classic Auto Mall in PA - their picture style gives them away.
They seem to be somewhat honest with their pics, but their stuff is overpriced and hardly any of it sells on ebay if you check their 'completed listings'.
This car has a lot of crustiness and peeling undercoating. Trunk floor has holes, lower quarters show shoddy repair, and there are some places on the body that are already perforated (they show in closeup pics, seller is giving disclosure).
If it could be bought for $9-10k, a guy could have a convertible he wouldn't need to feel embarrassed about. (hopefully it is limber and road-ready)
It would be a beater of sorts, but a beater of a desirable and majestic car.
And a car to preserve, because it definitely doesn't justify the restoration cost hiding under that flat-white paint.
They seem to be somewhat honest with their pics, but their stuff is overpriced and hardly any of it sells on ebay if you check their 'completed listings'.
This car has a lot of crustiness and peeling undercoating. Trunk floor has holes, lower quarters show shoddy repair, and there are some places on the body that are already perforated (they show in closeup pics, seller is giving disclosure).
If it could be bought for $9-10k, a guy could have a convertible he wouldn't need to feel embarrassed about. (hopefully it is limber and road-ready)
It would be a beater of sorts, but a beater of a desirable and majestic car.
And a car to preserve, because it definitely doesn't justify the restoration cost hiding under that flat-white paint.
SeaFuse
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4th time its been on eBay.
Indeed. CM27T0C150536
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