I have this in my files, is it 074 earlier in it's life ?
honker, I believe that it is! One of the many pictures of this car on the internet and in Carryover articles! Thanks for sharing!!
Read the registry.
A carryover car for under 200k tells you all you need to know about what you are buying.
There already being an existing thread on this car, I didn't mean to start another one ! I don't know how I managed that ::)
??? Covid fatigue ?
Mike
Is there anything to comment on with he undercarriage pictures? I am not an expert but something is odd?
Quote from: 67 GT350 on April 12, 2021, 09:50:37 PM
Is there anything to comment on with he undercarriage pictures? I am not an expert but something is odd?
Normally don't comment on cars currently up for sale publicly, but since it so obvious someone did forget to put the emergency brake cables back on the car at some point.
Registry of course is an interesting read
Registry is one of the most interesting reads in the 66 Edition. If you haven't read it have a look guys
I am not an expert by if at all possible I'd try and find someone to inspect it. In all reality it's a small price to pay to find out the good and bad. Good luck to whomever buys this car.
Quote from: 67 GT350 on April 13, 2021, 09:31:00 AM
Would hate to buy this car and have it shipped over the border and have no recourse because it is in Canada.
Do your due diligence and then you can decide if you want to buy the car or not. If you can't get a PPI from a qualified person then simply don't buy the car, there are others out there. Why would you want the "recourse" option if you freely buy a car like this? Damn, if I were the seller, I would flat out tell anyone "sorry, not gonna sell this to you" when there's already discussion of "recourse".
QSS
I guess that's why my comments were deleted on the other thread. Sorry about that Bill.
Carryover 074 on its way to its new home last week. The new owner is ecstatic with his purchase which makes me very happy, it's a beautiful car! It was an honor to own such a great piece of automotive history and something that I will never forget.