Nice 71 NY for 25 hundred - OHIO
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Stan, you're finding some nice cars today. This is a nice NY'er and in pretty good shape except the one seat.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Cheapo customizing dress-up trick back in the 50's & 60's.
No function what so ever.
They are as stupid as fuzzy dice and wide whites.
Historically you can follow it's evolution from it's early days as headlight lids:
to: half shields:
Before there were stick-on plastic fake portholes from PepBoys, there was always something people just HAD to spend money on to bling their car and it goes back to the Model T:
Ahhh, good old J.C. Whitney:
Besides , people are really morons. It's just a matter of degree.
No function what so ever.
They are as stupid as fuzzy dice and wide whites.
Historically you can follow it's evolution from it's early days as headlight lids:
to: half shields:
Before there were stick-on plastic fake portholes from PepBoys, there was always something people just HAD to spend money on to bling their car and it goes back to the Model T:
Ahhh, good old J.C. Whitney:
Besides , people are really morons. It's just a matter of degree.
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Greg B.
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Nice car. Too bad about the driver's seat. If SMS has the fabric, this would be a good project for an upholsterer.
A former buddy of mine - I haven't seen him for years, sadly, lost track of him - bought a '71 NYer 4-door h/t about 10 years ago. A rust free car brought here from Saskatchewan. It was for sale only a couple of blocks from my house and I went to look at it with him. After getting it, he decided to use it as a daily driver for a while. Then the automatic climate control crapped out and he couldn't find a way to fix it, so he ended up selling it. Wish I knew where it was, as it was a really nice car. Of course it was green inside and out.
A former buddy of mine - I haven't seen him for years, sadly, lost track of him - bought a '71 NYer 4-door h/t about 10 years ago. A rust free car brought here from Saskatchewan. It was for sale only a couple of blocks from my house and I went to look at it with him. After getting it, he decided to use it as a daily driver for a while. Then the automatic climate control crapped out and he couldn't find a way to fix it, so he ended up selling it. Wish I knew where it was, as it was a really nice car. Of course it was green inside and out.
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polara71
Old Man with a Hat
Nice car for the money, an Ohio car with no rust? I'd really like to see that
70NPORT
Old Man with a Hat
That car was up for sale before on CL......it is nice though. Too many cars, not enough money...my curse.
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