No pics, no real information, but might be worth your while.
For all you Francophiles. Not mine, no vouchy vouchy.
No pics, no real information, but might be worth your while.
For all you Francophiles. Not mine, no vouchy vouchy.
And this Caravelle is pretty, but seems like it's probably not priced right. But I don't know these cars, so maybe I am off-base there. Edit: yeah, the last one on BaT was asking $8500, for a mint example with two parts cars included.
bastomatic wrote: No pics, no real information, but might be worth your while. For all you Francophiles. Not mine, no vouchy vouchy.
Holy sweetness. So glad that isn't near Huntsville!
As far as the 505 goes, I can understand that sometimes folks don't have a camera (I had one, but the battery holder broke on it) but the ad is really light on info about the car. Any/how much rust? If it was driveable at the time of purchase...what happened that it wasn't being used? And as always: which f...ing transmission does it have? That is often important to buyers.
The Caravelle? I actually saw a movie this past week where the "heroine" drove a Caravelle, a copper colored one. To me, because of their similarity to a Fiat 850 Spider (both RWD convertibles based on "humble" RWD sedans) the Caravelle has always seemed to be ah 850 inspired car where the Renault designers said to themselves: "...well, I suppose, but wouldn't it look so much better if we extend the front and rear ends needlessly, and then chop both ends off to be completely flat?"
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