For Sale Georgeous 66Town & Country

[bluefury361]

Haggerty doesnt pay for dents, dings, and scratches.
I can live with those on BitterSweet. On a 34K wagon? Not so much.

Hummmmmmm..... they paid me for a ding.

 

[fc7_plumcrazy]

this time I am the cheapo.
It is a nice wagon (despite the Ford wheels). No doubt about it.

But hey, it is a 383-2bbl low performance engine Town and country, smallest engine available.
In 1966 they built more than 17.500 Chrysler T&C wagons. This car isn't really rare or highly collectible.
Even if I would be into 66 Chrysler wagons I would pay hardly the half of 34,5k$

Carsten

 

[azblackhemi]

I know you are a fan of the colour.

Yes I am peter. All the green bashing gets a little old to me. Everyone supposedly hates F8 green yet when this Super Bee is at a show everyone passes right by all the plum crazy and sublime cars to see something different. And I think my New Yorker looks pretty good in green too!

 

[68plymouth383]

I'am a fan of green. It's not my most favorite. But also far from hated.

 

[Samplingman]

Yes I am peter. All the green bashing gets a little old to me. Everyone supposedly hates F8 green yet when this Super Bee is at a show everyone passes right by all the plum crazy and sublime cars to see something different. And I think my New Yorker looks pretty good in green too!

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I would love to see this color on a metric Challenger.

 

[polara71]

I would love to see this color on a metric Challenger.

Please no

 

[tbm3fan]

And for the $ we get ah copper a/c line? Tacky tacky

Not to mention, but at this price, the car damn well better be a 100+ point car which it isn't.

Instead he is just playing from what I can see. Look at his feedback and the prices of other cars sold.

There is only one other thing that guys get stupid over in cost.

 

[commando1]

Hummmmmmm..... they paid me for a ding.

Must have been a humdinger...

 

[patrick66]

Just re-read the listing and there it was, 81,032 miles. I would imagine this is the "flip", but like the '71 SFGT in the other thread, only a true lover of this wagon will pay the price or close to it, doubt it would be flipped again at this price.

This wagon is a done, ready to roll car. The other is far from that. And yeah, it's gonna take someone who is a huge fan of the wagon to buy it at that money. You have to admit that the Chrysler is a sweet car, all around. Were I really jonesing for what looks to be one of the best around, this is the kind of wagon I'd be in negotiations on. Very nice car.

 

[68blackbird]

Buy it now $34, 500....just below that Make Offer...guy is just throwing big number to make someone THINK it is a rare/valuable car. This would be on my very short list of wanted cars, just dig the era/Mopar style of them. IF I had spare change laying around, I'd offer $18,000.