Apparently this is local to me, just in case someone wants me to check it out. NMNA.
http://macon.craigslist.org/cto/4398798082.html
I like this. I should really know this guy.
Apparently this is local to me, just in case someone wants me to check it out. NMNA.
http://macon.craigslist.org/cto/4398798082.html
I like this. I should really know this guy.
My son needs a car. I bet he'd like this. I bet his girlfriend would like it. I'm not going to tell him about it.
bravenrace wrote: My son needs a car. I bet he'd like this. I bet his girlfriend would like it. I'm not going to tell him about it.
Yeah, this thing has bad decisions written all over it.
i think there's something wrong with the thread title...
it doesn't really fit the budget, but I think it would work as an 'arrive and drive' lemons car.
If you didn't want this when you were in high school - lame. If you don't want this now - still lame.
Makes me want someone do to a Mustang Mustang
Strangely similar out of West Virginia
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Cadillac-Fleetwood-This-is-a-5-door-hearse-style-classic-model-car-One-of-a-kind-Zombie-Mobile-/291112471683?forcerrptr=true&hash=item43c7a7cc83&item=291112471683&pt=US_Cars_Trucks
And here I came in expecting to see a B17 Sentra hearse....
That is wicked awesome.
In reply to bravenrace:
These days, if he drove that to school some limp wristed easily frightened nimby would call the cops and get suspended. 
irish44j wrote: And here I came in expecting to see a B17 Sentra hearse....
Meanwhile, I was struggling to remember what the B17 chassis code went to...
Duke wrote:irish44j wrote: And here I came in expecting to see a B17 Sentra hearse....Meanwhile, I was struggling to remember what the B17 chassis code went to...
Me too.
There is the Aplina B7.
I worked for a guy in 1987 who had this exact car. Same color but w/o the side stripes.
Damn sweet.
It had these awesome seats too:
I would have to get a set of goggles and a leather helmet to drive it. And maybe let my beard fill in....
Wonder if it would be profitable to actually use it as a Hearse? There's a guy not far from here that stays quite busy with his motorcycle Hearse set up. This one might appeal to a lot of the military veterans.
ultraclyde wrote: I would have to get a set of goggles and a leather helmet to drive it. And maybe let my beard fill in....
Except he drove a Sherman tank in that movie (Kelly's Heroes).
The OP is not what I was expecting either. However, it's more awesome than I could have hoped for. Gun barrels made from PVC pipe = genius. 
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