Yeah for baby steps.
This is the '60 that I first heard about as a '59 ambulance in Mexico about 6 months ago. The owner's teenage son didn't want him to sell previously and it was only available via trade. Without pics? It went to the back burner - along with so many others already there.
Change of heart, I guess. Now he's indicated selling and provided these 2 35mm print pics (then emailed) for the time being. I was asked about value and did not answer that baited question. Full set of new pics have been promised within the next couple weeks, so consider this a head's up.
Good:
- Great clean body, super solid, good overall condition. Absolutely rust free and always has been.
- Newer paint.
- Chrome and stainless all very good. Couple small moldings have not been placed back on since paint yet (side mirrors too?).
- All glass is blemish and crack free. Gaskets are supple and there are no leaks.
- Interior and attendant's seats very good condition.
- Turnkey, running, driving, licensed. Owner even suggested flying in and driving home.
- All paperwork included.
Bad:
- Paint still needs color sanding.
- Has a 350/350 combo recently professionally transplanted from a '90s Suburban. Owner has tired original 390 still, needs rebuilt, and he prefers to keep it.
Can't vouch for any of the above info. Will have a better grasp after seeing additional pics. Owner always refers to this as an ambulance. Certainly the forward hinged doors lend to that but without tunnel lights or apparent frosted glass my guess is combination.
Looks like a Superior Royale after enlarging the pic. If it turns out being a Crown...forget I ever posted this!
No, I don't have a price yet. Figure under $10k including transport to the US but it may be half that. The owner actually has money - unlike a typical Mexican. If I wasn't occasionally inquiring he'd 'prolly just let it sit.
Maybe Kearney would be happy with this '60?
This is the '60 that I first heard about as a '59 ambulance in Mexico about 6 months ago. The owner's teenage son didn't want him to sell previously and it was only available via trade. Without pics? It went to the back burner - along with so many others already there.
Change of heart, I guess. Now he's indicated selling and provided these 2 35mm print pics (then emailed) for the time being. I was asked about value and did not answer that baited question. Full set of new pics have been promised within the next couple weeks, so consider this a head's up.
Good:
- Great clean body, super solid, good overall condition. Absolutely rust free and always has been.
- Newer paint.
- Chrome and stainless all very good. Couple small moldings have not been placed back on since paint yet (side mirrors too?).
- All glass is blemish and crack free. Gaskets are supple and there are no leaks.
- Interior and attendant's seats very good condition.
- Turnkey, running, driving, licensed. Owner even suggested flying in and driving home.
- All paperwork included.
Bad:
- Paint still needs color sanding.
- Has a 350/350 combo recently professionally transplanted from a '90s Suburban. Owner has tired original 390 still, needs rebuilt, and he prefers to keep it.
Can't vouch for any of the above info. Will have a better grasp after seeing additional pics. Owner always refers to this as an ambulance. Certainly the forward hinged doors lend to that but without tunnel lights or apparent frosted glass my guess is combination.
Looks like a Superior Royale after enlarging the pic. If it turns out being a Crown...forget I ever posted this!
No, I don't have a price yet. Figure under $10k including transport to the US but it may be half that. The owner actually has money - unlike a typical Mexican. If I wasn't occasionally inquiring he'd 'prolly just let it sit.
Maybe Kearney would be happy with this '60?
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