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If I had...

My cousin had one of those back in the day. His was a red GT with a slipping C6. :lol "I gotta get the bands tightend on trany" One other thing his had was rust. :beat Seeing that it was a SW Pennsylvania car. fd
 
I like the old Cougars as well (and I am talking about the cars Mid, LOL!)

A buddy of mine back in high school had one that was really nice. His dad ran a local auto shop and had restored it for him.

I started to like those older Fair lanes when a buddy of mine in the local car club bought one a while back. He already owned several older Mustangs and was working on a restoration of a '67 fastback. He got a really sweet deal on the Fair lane with a rebuilt 289...he bought it in Louisiana and drove it home. It's a beater car that isn't pretty but just something he bought to cruise around in while he finished the fast back.
 
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You guys are killing me......

I'd eagerly remove my right nut with a spork for that Fairlane..... and I've got the money..... but it's ear-marked for the soon to begin construction of the man cave addition onto the shop..... so I don't have the money......

Dammit! From this point forward I prohibit the posting of any Fairlanes for sale.



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You have my sympathy Dave.

I've got the money and could probably make the time if I really wanted to. Well, I've got the money if I don't have the Mustang painted and the front brakes converted to disc.

But I can't do much about the space issue not to mention the wife would be less than pleased if I were to go buy it. I'd end up have to rent a storage place.
 
My father in law has a 67 Fairlane vert sitting in his carport. It technically my wife's car. And it comes home with me as soon as we move to a place with more room.
 
Cut from the craigslist ad.....

Price is negotiable but don’t low ball me.


.... because I have to sell the car and am desperate so I'll probably take any offer that's presented.
 
"daveSanborn" said:
Cut from the craigslist ad.....

Price is negotiable but don’t low ball me.


.... because I have to sell the car and am desperate so I'll probably take any offer that's presented.
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The guy was trying to sell the Firebird four or five months ago for around $8k. I figured he had sold it since I hadn't seen his listing for a while. Guess not. Half tempted to go offer him $3k and if he takes it. Might make a pretty good flip depending on what kind of shape the car is in. I do know some of those older Camaros / Firebirds if nicely done can bring in some real money.
 
How about this 66 Dave?

http://www.cars-on-line.com/38197.html


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