SportFury70
Senior Member
Not mine obviously but you gotta be kiddin me! Is this for real?! I think it's bogus
NOT MINE Ppfftt Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha!
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I think this is becoming a trend. I've seen several meme's now that have pictures like this and they have migrated into the for sale sections in facebook and other social websites.
Not for real. But, I bet he would sell it to you if you wanted it that bad.
Not for real. But, I bet he would sell it to you if you wanted it that bad.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
He's just being funny. Nobody couldn't see through that.
3C's & a D?
Senior Member
Looks like a '74 Newport, and it's missing its engine, so I'm going to lowball him with a 2000$ offer.
GregG48203
Active Member
Strange to me though is why they would call it a 300 when it's obviously a '73 Polara.
78Brougham
"Chump"
^^^ Agreed you can tell by the stupid rubber tit.
ceebuddy
Well-Known Member
Could be worth it if the washer bottle is okay 
68PK21 440.6bbl
Old Man with a Hat
Local pickup only! Don't need help selling. I KNOW WHAT I GOT $5,000!
BigblueC
Senior Member
I'm actually impressed at how much metal is still there living in a marine environment.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
How does that even happen??
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
Because it's supposed to be funny, not analyzed.
It was funny the first time 20 years ago. Not anymore.
I made a comment about a similar one on Facebook, I mean a total POS. I said, "This is a joke, yes?" I got lit up by the poster's friends, telling me what a big Mopar man he was and how he has nice stuff. When I pointed out that the pile of rust was not a car they began berating me as one of those lo-baller guys.... I have a hard time believing these guys are real, but I think they are.
68PK21 440.6bbl
Old Man with a Hat
Yea FaceBitch is a strange place, I got 3 friends, I could'a had a fourth but I think I'm well beyond this stage in life LOL.
Not sure about your state, but here in Colorado, in Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska and I have seen it in Texas. Cars get put down on the curves of creeks and dry rivers. When we get rain and the banks swell, these old cars protect areas from washing out.
I've helped my buddy harvest a model A out of a pile that had been in the creek since the 50's. Some good parts came off that shell. I have also found a mustang. No mopars worth digging up yet though.
BigblueC
Senior Member
Around here cars in the river were put there for one reason, disposal. Usually of evidence, mostly stolen.
They pulled a late '90s Acura NSX out a few months ago that had been "missing" for about 10 years. Word on the street was that a dealer paid too much for it and couldn't sell it after the '08 crash. Then it was mysteriously stolen with no trace. Now it's being investigated as insurance fraud. I'll try to find the picture of the car after it was pulled out. It has no significant parts theft or wreck damage. Looks like someone got out and let her roll down the ramp.
They pulled a late '90s Acura NSX out a few months ago that had been "missing" for about 10 years. Word on the street was that a dealer paid too much for it and couldn't sell it after the '08 crash. Then it was mysteriously stolen with no trace. Now it's being investigated as insurance fraud. I'll try to find the picture of the car after it was pulled out. It has no significant parts theft or wreck damage. Looks like someone got out and let her roll down the ramp.
SportFury70
Senior Member
Here is another one.....
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
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