69 6cyl CV

[d.reese 13]

Seems cheap enough to me.

 

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[69RavenConv 286]

That's a sharp car and it sounds like a survivor (even if the paint color isn't one Ford offered in 1969). It'd make a nice weekend cruiser if you didn't mind the 6-cylinder. It'd be kind of a shame to mess with such an original car by putting a V8 in her.

[Pakrat 1,043]

Intersting that it is originally a Gulfstream Aqua car, I think it needs a real good check over though, that last pic shows severe rust and I doubt it was confined to just that area. Also, the use of patch panels everywhere and the giant circular holes cut into the shock towers to reach the grease zerks indicate to me a series of shoddy mechanical maintenance and upkeep over the years. A bigger shame would be buying it and then having to dump 20k in repairs and paint into a 6cyl low value car.

 

I don't think it is quite the survivor he claims it to be. My car was a 2 owner 46,000 mile truly rust free V8 survivor car and it did not have the kind of wear this car is showing is some spots.

[unfrozen1969 11]

That is a starter car for a good restoration. The green color is gross. Things don't always seem as they appear, so I bet that there are a few other surprizes.

 

Bill

[Max Power 74]

Looking at that torque box, (or lack thereof), this thing is lipstick on a pig.

[bnickel 10,004]

i'm betting there is a load of crap under that fresh paint and the guy is just trting to get out from under the POS

[Truck 12]

I'd have snapped it up in a second. Imagine the mileage....