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He was making up for other shortcomings.

65 is too young. I guess he was a heavy smoker. RIP

Possibly a scam ad?

Very cool!

The crappy vertical cell phone pictures in his ad and zero information aren't cutting it. When I see ads like that, I'm thinking that the seller is a douche nozzle.

:rofl:

In that case, 95 large.

I’ve got a buddy with a Chevy Nomad who hasn’t driven it in well over 20 years. His son was after him a few years ago to get it drivable for his upcoming wedding, but he didn’t. He says that he’s going to get to it someday, but I know that it’ll never happen.

And 100 large put into it.

That’s what came on my ‘66 and somehow it cools just fine.

One day you’re on your deathbed and the next day you’re going to live for a couple hundred more years regretting what you do today?

Very nice!

If you can spend, on average, few hours per day, 6 months is a good estimate for reassembly. Keep in mind that I had everything cleaned up and most all parts sourced and ready to go months in advance of the car coming home.

Love the dash pad. Do they even make replacements in that color?

Not me. I'm always amazed at the amount of people who own classic cars who have no idea how to wrench on them. The guy I bought my latest 68 Charger from last year was one.