Inspired by Camino's posting tonight, I think we can have a CL thread, like car spotting, but cool stuff on CL in your neck of the woods.

1951 Ford pickup

'72 Cutlass

'78 Cutlass Supreme

Nova from hell

'79 LeSabre

'64 Corvair *WANT*

'87 Blazer

'76 Nova Kinda

'71 Monte Carlo

'47 Caddy limo

'30 Model A Roadster

'78 Nova

'69 LTD

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'58 Volvo Thats just cool

'68 Nova

'68 AMC

'81 El Camino That has to be a dog with the 2.8

Ugh.

That's one 'Camino I've no interest in.

That '78 Cutlass looks totally unassuming until you open the hood. My kinda sleeper.

Ugh.

That's one 'Camino I've no interest in.

Primer gray with a small V6 and you're not interested? Color me shocked.

That's gotta be a misprint on the engine size in the '81 El Camino... they never put the little 2.8 in those. Maybe he meant 3.8?

Primer gray with a small V6 and you're not interested? Color me shocked.

On the other hand, if I had a spare GN drivetrain hanging around...

I'd rock the '71 Monte, not a bad price on a sweet car, and that 350 would become a 454 or 502 real fast.

Ugh.

That's one 'Camino I've no interest in.

GMPPD - 6.2 LS3, Tremec 6-speed, and throw the 2.8 to the dogs and we have a deal.

Nothing I see that sparks my interest.

'89 Caprice

Nothing I see that sparks my interest.

How about an '88 Lebaron vert Its been on there for months

or a '92 Grand Marquis

But seriously, the only decent Mopar on CL is this '79 Volare

Although there is this '63 Newport that many people would probably enjoy

And a '70 Chevelle SS 454 clone that looks awesome

One last great GM car

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The Newport is quite nice.

As far as GM goes, off teh top of my head I like the `71 era Sedan Deville and the early to mid 70's Electras like this one:

Although there is this '63 Newport that many people would probably enjoy

And a '70 Chevelle SS 454 clone that looks awesome

One last great GM car

That 70 Chevelle is really nice but seems priced high for a clone. If it was a GTO I would like it even more.

1972 Chevelle

And a '70 Chevelle SS 454 clone that looks awesome

Meh.

Not even a good clone - misses a ton of details.

Fun Chevelle, but not really a clone.

Not that that's a bad thing, I'd actually rather have a cool, hotted-up Chevelle than a true clone anyway.

1972 Chevelle

Same goes for this one.

It makes me want to build a really nasty Chevelle Malibu for half the price.

I hate clones.

How about this?

Chevy Pickup

The Newport is quite nice.

As far as GM goes, off teh top of my head I like the `71 era Sedan Deville and the early to mid 70's Electras like this one:

Mob car.

1972 Chevelle

Nice!

How about this?

Chevy Pickup

Neat old truck, and a funny listing.

This is gorgeous

1948 Chevy Pickup

Neat old truck, and a funny listing.

Is it worth $5K?

Is it worth $5K?

Most likely not.

I'd rock the '71 Monte, not a bad price on a sweet car, and that 350 would become a 454 or 502 real fast.

I am right there with you...although I would keep the 350. Perfect car for a warm summer evening.

God, I miss my Chevelle.

Chris

the 48 Chev and the 51 Ford are sweet also. I love old pikc-em-ups...

Love the Patina on that Ford. I'd just get the flathead going and drive that puppy.

Chris

Shoot, I thought you guys had a relatively car-friendly climate in MN. That old Dodge is typical of the Northeast, body-wise. Do you use cinders or salt for snow removal?

Up north like that winters are terrible on cars. I grew up in Wisconsin and remember the snow turning pink under cars when a door was slammed hard.

Granted, that was in the late 1960's, early 1970's, but stilll...

Chris

Sigh, I'm sorry about that, Joseph.

Lots of salt here too.....

Here's a few local ones.

60 Chevy Brookwood 2dr wagon

'75 Chevy Impala 2dr ht (I think I've seen this car in traffic)

'63 Chevy Impala 4dr ht

'72 Pontiac GTO rollin' on 24s, YO!

'91 Buick Roadmaster wagon (interesting paint & wheels)

'57 210, $6K:

'62 New Yorker 9-pass wagon, 693 built, $6K:

'63 Meyers Manx, $6500:

I'm loving that '57 for that price!

ummm....meyrs manx please. And someone please save that poor GTO from donkdom.

Chris

Actually I'd love a wagon of that era for a family weekend car. Saw a 60 Chevy wagon for sale awhile back...

Chris

1958 Edsel wagons, $500 each: http://stcloud.craigslist.org/cto/1218412289.html

Screw the Edsels, I want that Buick.