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While looking for parts for my '62 (I didn't mention it was a hearse) The guy led me here...
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Has a sign in the window $1200.oo
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Has a sign in the window $1200.oo
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Not really. Kinda hard to describe. Sorta antique/classic/muscle/exotic car restorer/builder/parts store.Originally posted by spastic_chicken View PostComment
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I can't ever find anything like that around here. I dig and dig and dig and can't em.Comment
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If the curved glass is good and nothing is rusted through, it is worth it...Comment
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This is the 'other' older one you made reference to awhile back, correct?
I've heard of this coach before from a CO collector. Agree with Larry, solid price. Can't go wrong or lose money.Comment
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Unfortunately, although the metal seems solid, both rear corner (curved) glass pieces are gone along with one side flat glass is cracked.
The "other" car is a 1961 Superior combo on the western slope. It is not where I last saw it but I do not think it sold.Comment
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That '61 Superior sold two months ago for $1800 and went to Chicago.Comment
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Believable now?
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Glad to see it no longer collecting snow and rain!Comment
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The woman that bought it:
"I need a back window! Find me back glass! OMG that is going to be so hard to get!!!"
Told her that I have a spare back window.
"Ugh. I can't afford one now after buying the hearse."
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