Posted by BobReeves on November 29, 2008 at 14:54:39 from (70.184.23.111):
In Reply to: really dumb posted by ken in texas on November 29, 2008 at 13:37:28:
Oh boy have a few, haven't we all.. 57 chevy convert sold for $50.00, 56 Pontac convert traded for 57 ford waggon, Pontiac had bad trans Ford was running. 49 Caddy convert traded for a 49 Ford.. 59 Pontac with 421, B&M hydro, my hot rod traded for Mustang 6 cyl when I found out the wife was expecting. Traded the Mustang in on a 67 fastback with a 390 after the kid was paid off.. 76 Vett and an 84 Vett.
Last 49 Caddy convert I saw for sale was like 50,000.00.. The one I would love to have back is the 59 Pontac but the 390 Mustang and the 84 Vett were fun cars.
Now I drive a Dodge Caravan and will probably buy another one.. Bet many don't know you can get a full 4 x 8 sheet of plywood in the back of a Caravan..
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