Some sweet full size mopars...and others

[thrashingcows]

Fellow on one of the other boards I'm on posted up this place. They are not too far from him and thought the big full size mopars would be of interest. The other cars are pretty nice too, for the most part.

Some pretty sweet cars IMO. Prices, some reasonable, some not so much. ;)

http://www.gessweinmotors.com/Gessw...=&features=&locationid=&colorx=&currentpage=1

 

[commando1]

How many years has he had this one now? Four, at least....
His inventory never turns over. His cars are 3X the fair market value ( at least for the C's).
Not that there's anything wrong with that.

 

[polara71]

He's always had some nice and interesting stuff

 

[live4theking]

He's had that burgundy '68 NYer for at least 4 years and the original price on it was nearly 11k. I like it, but not nearly that much.

 

[Fratzog]

Prices all seem high end retail. Wonder if he'd be open to dickering.

 

[fc7_plumcrazy]

I think he could sell more cars if he would put them on ebay.
In that way more europeans would see his ads as it is the preferred method of searching for many people overhere

Carsten

 

[commando1]

The truth be known, the owner of this new car dealership is a casual classic car collector. He buys cars he likes and uses his dealership as a display for them. Business expense tax reduction. Best free advertising in the world, right? Otherwise, would people in Maine, California, and Florida really know about a Chrysler new car dealer in S. Dakota?
He doesn't care if people really buy them.
Kind of a win-win situation that I wouldn't mind having.