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CaliforniaClassix II: The Power of Cheese
Okay, kids, their back and this time they've got a burnt-orange '68 with the 2.7 from a '74 loaded in. IIRC, they were asking $10,500 for this puppy on their web site for the past month. I'm betting they get $15k for it on eBay. Here's the link:
Highlights: the SWB cars are now "highly sought after?" I've been looking for one, but I'm weird. I assure you, look askance at any seller who tells you with a straight face that "another guy was just here and he's very interested." He's referring to a '73 someone else has... "Rust free" except for the hole in the fender. I like the idea of a 2.7 with Webers, but there's no mention of it being rebuilt. Other opinions or thoughts?
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Oops, didn't see that Curt had beat me to it!
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Sorry, ep...Curt beat you to the punch on this one... Cal Classix Preaching The Gospel!
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I like the color, what is it, kind of burnt orange? On second look, make that Brick Red. Like the '73"E" that Curtisaa had; what is it called??
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07-15-2002, 06:37 PM
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When it was on their web site, they described it as "Burnt Orange."
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E-mail to CaliforniaClassix:
Can you explain "never had any rust" and "one tiny perforation" in the same paragraph. I'm confused. Response: Thank you for writing. Sorry for the confusion. Just assume the car is completely rust-free, with one dime-size imperfection, basically an enlargement of the drain hole, on the bottom of the right front fender. This car would likely be called "rust free" everywhere but at californiaclassix; just the semantics had to suffer . . . Cheers, Bill |
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