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Speaking of tiny URLs, where has Hook vanished to? Hmmm, I guess I should clarify that statement. He first told us about the tiny URL website.

It's a scam because whoever is listing it on eBay doesn't own it.

Here it is. Ok, back to the car. I just inspected and drove the car. No power steering, big fat sticky tires, and a little 14" steering wheel. Holy crap, the owner must have been a weight lifter! The car looks good and it is pretty solid driving. It has a 289 with a lopy cam and a 4V. Not all...

This is a scam. The car is real but the pictures have been pulled from a listing on www.cars.com. I looked at this car when I was in Seattle a few weeks ago and posted the findings.

You could always do some trolling with that trailer. I know of a house in Houston with some neat cars parked out front!

Oh fer funny.

Sara, that type of thing will happen everywhere you go. I guess that's part of the fun

With all the bottom-end grunt of a 390 I'd think a 3-speed would be a great choice. An abundance of gears really are not needed with that much torque. As an example, Chevy successfully ran and raced their 2-speed automatics for years. In my old 4-speed 289 GT/CS I considered 2nd gear pretty...

According to this web-site there was a 3-speed in '67 with the data code of "3". http://members.aol.com/Mustangkaz/decoder.htm

Here's an interesting web-site I ran across while looking for something else. http://eagleequip.com/page/EE/CTGY/LI-SS

Is it possible to have a normal 289 lid chromed or are we talking apples and oranges?

ENGINE? Who cares about the steenking engine?!!!! I'm talking Highland Green here. It's the genisis color of all California Specials. It's the color of the GREEN HORNET!!!:cool: :cool: :icon_ecst :thumb: Jason, your priorities are clearly all messed up. You really should go see Von Quack...

That was the 1st time it was on eBay. This time it might really be in Newport Beach. (Side Note - If you go there be sure to stop by Pacific View Cemetery and see John Wayne's new memorial.) It looks like it's a car worth looking at. Maybe it will be the Holy Grail for you this time!

Sold for $18,900 http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1,1&item=4642544134&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT

I was wondering if this was the same car. I contacted the guy last time and he said the car was in New York. The whole thing seemed a little strange so I dropped it.

Nice looking CJ......for a fastback. http://www.autabuy.com/Vehicles/Details.cfm?VID=60701

How true! Now for something totally off subject. Has anyone seen the DaVinci Code? The critics are flat out clobbering it. The last I checked www.rottentomatoes.com had the critic's approval at 22% but the public's approval at 76%. That is a HUGE disconnect between the critics and the public.

:cry: :surrender :frust:

This one looks a little strange to me. Check the feedback. It'll be interesting to see what it sells for. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1968-Mustang-California-Special_W0QQitemZ4642862163QQcategoryZ6236QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Here is a little test to see how well you know your cars. Definitely not my forte. Nani is still laughing at my attempt. http://carcloseups.mtv.co.uk/