Art & Inspiration Interesting inexpensive Craigslist cars

Rusty floor but is interesting

 

That looks to be seasoned just right. I'd be tempted to buy it, fix up the brakes, suspension and such, and put motors and batteries in it.

 

1960 Grassello-McCall 60s Drag / Race Car xr
$4,500
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1417285385595029


Mike

 

Someone should post that on that fiberglass car forum. Is it Forgotten Fiberglass?

 

I was looking around for project cars and this popped up on evilbay. I know it’s kinda rough but for $495 surely you can use some sheet metal and the driveline.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/3952697602...V2p4xrjSji&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

 

Not a Zephyr. 1941 Lincoln Continental coupe.

 

390 with complete driveline

 

1940 Buick Sedan in North Bend NE
$4500



https://www.facebook.com/marketplac...place_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks

 

1942 Olds 66 series in/near Beatrice NE. $1500 (was $2500)
says it’s “very rare” ….hmm



https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1288522988683697/

 

1950 Mercury 4-door sedan. KC Mo
$4200




https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1605883723489677/

 

1942 was smaller production.
https://www.hemmings.com/stories/ar...ction came to 930,855 units, led by Chevrolet.

 

1947 Plymouth bus coupe

(2) Marketplace - 1947 Plymouth Deluxe | Facebook

 

1955 ford sedan delivery

(2) Marketplace - 1955 Ford Courier Sedan Delivery | Facebook

 

Admittedly, this is at the extreme upper end of the "inexpensive" scale, but factor in the rarity of a 2-door Ford wagon from 1960 and...maybe: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3571414929794761

 

Not a car but pretty neat $100 Manteca CA
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/327213460347208/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A6c70e243-2f89-4c95-b9db-86307c3ac914

 

Link doesn’t show this car now. (3-23-24) Must’ve been sold.
Anyone on the HAMB get it?

1946 Dodge Coupe in New Mexico
$4500


https://www.facebook.com/groups/208583497043165/permalink/1085781745989998/

 

41 Studebaker Champion, Brownell, KS
$1500


https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/426050169875634/

 

If the taillites are still on that 41 Studebaker, guys are asking that much just for the taillites.

 

these…?

 

This is inexpensive, but maybe still overpriced for its condition? '58 Plymouth Suburban 2-door Wagon, $1500: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/430145672833296

 

Considering what they say in the ad, I think their asking price is high:

Very rusty car with a bad frame. I bought this car to cut the front end off for a Christine wall hanger. I am offering the rest of the car as a parts car for $1500.

 

Yeah, if he's cutting the nose off, it's going to get parted. The only way someone is going to be interested is if they want to do one of those slice and dice roth style back ends with the remains, and that's going to be haul it off price.
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...t-frankenstein-hot-rods-lets-see-them.786578/

 

It does appear all of the glass (windshield excluded) is present and not smashed, as well as much of the bodyside trim. Now, if you have a solid '58 Suburban 2-door with broken glass all around, this might catch your eye, and with roughly 20k produced in 1958, they can't be that easy to find anymore, especially with intact, re-useable glass. It does appear some of the side glass is flat (though I though Chrysler went to curved glass in '57? Maybe '59??), so maybe not as much of an issue, but the rear liftgate and rear quarter glass...maybe.

Three pedals for Forward Look era cars are probably worth something, too? I could see $1000 for the right buyer, but doubtful you'd haul it home in one piece.

 

If I wanted to make a 2 door wagon or a sedan delivery out of a ForwardLook 4 door wagon, I'd pay $1500 for that car sans nose. Going to need the right buyer to spend that kind of cash though.

 

"Big Daddy" Ed Roth body $1800
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1176933477016375?

 

Ian Roussel could use that

 

Is anyone aware of a forum that I could join to post this 1959 or 1960 Panhard Dyna Z? It's on Facebook Marketplace and I think it's a new ad.

 

Well now, that is a neat car. Too many projects already.
Marcus...