You gotta love the ad. Sad to say this is in my town...but thankfully far away from where I actually am. I have the town mailing address, but live 15+ minutes away
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/wat/cto/4660021080.html
Drive it anywhere except in the rain cause the wipers don work. bout everything else does though. Runs good dont smoke none. I done a lot of work allready for you. We drove it to ceadertown the other night drunk and in the dark, thats a good long ride. I drive it drunk all around here all the time. All the lights work. It needs interior work and paint. Ive had it all year and spent a good bit on it. the whole brake system is new and work great. The electrical has been done the fuel tank and all that costly bullE36 M3.It is a solid car and a fun to drive. has a gyromatic transmission. I have no shelter for it. I cant leave it out in the rain, I live in a damp hole. Im willing to sell it. no e mails just call me. mopar, rat rod, classic cars, dallas ga, douglasville ga. hiram ga. marietta ga. coronet. hemi
Fantastic. I just kind of hope the drunk drive part is a joke.
Pretty sure I hear banjos
neon4891 wrote:
Fantastic. I just kind of hope the drunk drive part is a joke.
Sadly, it probably isn't a joke
No, it probably isn't a joke. That would be a pretty cool ride but I bet the title work would be, shall we say, 'interesting'.
I have never heard of a 'gyromatic' transmission but sure enough alcohol boy is right. http://www.allpar.com/mopar/m6.html
Curmudgeon wrote:
No, it probably isn't a joke. That would be a pretty cool ride but I bet the title work would be, shall we say, 'interesting'.
Not in Georgia - on a car that old, you just hand the tax office a bill of sale. I've done that several times.
My dad bought one of those around 1955. It had "Fluid Drive". It had a clutch and a 3 speed on the column. You could leave it in 3rd., not depress the clutch and when ready just accelerate away . . . slowly. The old flathead 6 didn't have a lot of power. It was the first car I ever drove. I'd love to have one now in the condition that one was in. It was shiny black with perfect chrome.
I had one of these when I was 15 as a "field car". Back when mowing four lawns got you $40 or so, enough to hit the back row of Parente's Motors and head to the woods behind the meat market.
I flunked physics in high school, but learned all about it when I flipped it on its lid and went up an embankment and through a barb wire fence upside down!
Yep, you can break all the rules in the world except the rules of physics. Gospel. 
