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1968 GT/CS & HCS
2007+ GT/CS
1966-1967 HCS
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For Sale C code in Surrey BC
- Thread starter stangfan
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mbsf1970
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yup...its been around before.
Mosesatm
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I think it looks great and it seems to have all the correct GT/CS parts.
There are a few minor issues like:
- The driver's seat cover doesn't fit
- The stripe between the door and the side scoop shouldn't be there
- The driver's door striker is painted body color
- I'm not sure that's the correct color carpet
- The rear bumper needs some adjusting
There are a few minor issues like:
- The driver's seat cover doesn't fit
- The stripe between the door and the side scoop shouldn't be there
- The driver's door striker is painted body color
- I'm not sure that's the correct color carpet
- The rear bumper needs some adjusting
(1) IMO it's not worth the asking price (since I own one I'd be happy if it were but realistically...)
(2) Re: "Last owner took the vehicle to Europe in 1993 with 55,000 miles on it, today it has just over 59,000 miles."
One might infer from the ad that this is a 59K original-mile car. Well that's what the odometer shows but is it 59000 or (1)59000 or (2?)59000? Usually if it is documented original miles they will *explicitly* state that in the ad as it's a very strong selling point into the overall wear/tear on the car. If the owner claims that it is original (but no doc) ask that a compression test be done on the engine and try to size up the owner on honesty...
If it were an original 59K, numbers matching, never-been-in-a-wreck car then it would be interesting... at the right price...
Well it looks like a nice, well maintained car. And there is a "make a offer" on the car, so if the seller seems honest and can give you some of the info on the history of the car then... "make an offer" :smile:
Batgirl89
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Brett, Congrats! its beautiful!!
are you in Canada or US? Im up on the shipping from Canada to USA if you need help
Sheryl
are you in Canada or US? Im up on the shipping from Canada to USA if you need help
Sheryl
Batgirl89
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Nice car! Were you able to find out if it was 59K original miles or not?
Just in case you're interested: Some people like original license frames that match the car's history. I was just curious, did a search on ebay and, viola...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Lic...Bruno-Calif-/380440079899?hash=item5893feee1b
Just in case you're interested: Some people like original license frames that match the car's history. I was just curious, did a search on ebay and, viola...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Lic...Bruno-Calif-/380440079899?hash=item5893feee1b
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stangfan
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Nice that you have some documentation to follow up on. Definitely get the plate frame. If I could find one for my car, I'd be all over it. It was sold by Cecil Whitebone Inc. in San Francisco. I have been watching eBay for a couple of years and so far nothing.
Batgirl89
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Steve,
we had a 67' A code convert from Cecil Whitebone (we purchased the car from a guy in SF, the car spent its whole life there, we sold it last year and it went to Belgium) I could never find a plate frame, but now that I know you need them, Ill keep my radar up!! (I even checked local shops ect)
Sheryl
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stangfan
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Wow!! Thanks Sheryl. :grin:
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stangfan
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Thanks Brett. I look forward to checking yours out too. I enjoyed chatting with you!
