1970 dodge p-o-l-a-r-a $600

[70NPORT]

*not mine*

I have à 1970 dodge polara 4 door solid car few dings here and there and has some rust holes in the trunk. Has a 360 but is torn down to the block automatic transmission. NO TITLE bill of sell only. $600 obo. Call me at 817-648-9945

http://dallas.craigslist.org/sdf/cto/3203574636.html

 

[polara71]

A lot of money to get it home

 

[70NPORT]

As much as I'd hate to see it, I think the next stop for this one is the crusher/junk yard or as a parts car, unless he finds someone who is hardcore and can bring it back from the brink of death.

 

[1978 NYB]

That's too far gone. Parts car material.

 

[1978 NYB]

hello wise guys :grouphug: its a 1971 model

not bad at all, but houston we've got a problem, its only 5200 miles from home

I see you're going to acclimate to this forum just fine.

:yourock:

 

[polara71]

hello wise guys :grouphug: its a 1971 model

Holy smokes batman he's correct...I didnt bother looking at all the photos on the 2x2 screen earlier.........Now its a whole new ball game and I would drag that puppy home regardless of cost. I want them all...........................

 

[Greg B.]

It's a damn shame to see a '71 like that. :crybaby2:

 

[polara71]

We cry together:crybaby2:

 

[polara71]

empty pockets ........ I can drag it home regardless of cost if I had money to spend ... Now, if I were in Europe I'd have money falling out of my pockets

 

[polara71]

I wont be over, count on it

 

[polara71]

another one .....

 

[70NPORT]

Almost half the people in this country did not vote for him.

 

[Fratzog]

Of course there is no debt crisis in Europe...

 

[polara71]

And yet they keep mocking

 

[fc7_plumcrazy]

I am not mocking anyone here.

But I have to jump in here.

But what do you know about the debt crisis in europe?
Which countrys are weak, which are strong?
To scare you: those countries being on here buying Mopars in the US are on the strong side (germany, sweden, Finland, netherlands,denmark). The financial problem is on the southside of europe (with the exception of Ireland). None of these countries have ever been deeply into importing american cars. Even though there is no relationship with the debtcrisis.

On the other hand there is a major problem in the US. With the FED printing Dollars like hell since many years. Resulting in a weak US-Dollar. The democrats and republicans have to work together to cut costs and raise income (this means taxes). The fiscal clive isn't new but they refuse to work on the problem since years. They just jack it up all the time.

That is no mocking. Just naming the problems in the western financial world

 

[polara71]

and the eastern financial world is all roses. Thank you for clearing that up

 

[fc7_plumcrazy]

Japan has problems, too.
But China doesn't as they fix their currency against others !

 

[Fratzog]

China does WTF it wants. We just don't have the balls to stand up to them and close our borders. They shouldn't be opened until they respect international rules re currency manipulation and maybe start respecting their own constitution.

 

[cm23uoc]

Interest is higher to have the foot in the Chinese market. German car makers and technology leaders make substantial sums in China. I would guess it's about the same with North American companies.

They could give us a kick though, when they caught on with their domestic knowledge.

 

[commando1]

But what do you know about the debt crisis in europe?

We know about the debt crisis in Europe exactly the same way you know accurately enough to tell us what's wrong with our economy. The media....