It’s very difficult to pick up a C code fastback in the condition pictured. I just don’t see a kar selling for that little, especially at a car lot. To me it looks like a fishing expedition for deposits. That’s how these low price scams are run. They use a legit business address with a fake website, and contact info.
If it’s too good to be true...
At that price, it looks like a scam to me.
Yes. I’m the buyer.
I didn’t catch that, and will try email. Thank you!
Do you by chance still have these? Thanks
How did you end up finding her?
Awesome, what are his plans for the car?
I talked with the owner of this kar a few months ago, and it sold for $4500 locally.
I found some, thanks for the tip. On another note, where is the best place to get the weights, springs, and jumper strap?
Does anyone have a picture of a stock dual point distributor with the cap off they could post? I have a kar that was converted to a single point setup. I did a google search, but no dice. Thanks in advance.
Thanks. I wondered about that, as the lesser non hipo mid 60’s engines didn’t have them. That explains how so many of these engines blew up.
I have frequently heard that in the 60’s and 70’s people got rid of the rev limiter on hipo cars. Just curious, how was that done?
Yes. I understand. Albeit not California, but in my state I can go to the DMV, and when they pull up my name it shows every car I owned. This includes cars from the early 90’s.
Something that may be useful to you, would be going to your dmv, and having them look up the vin on past vehicles you registered in that state. Otherwise it’s very unlikely you will find the car.
Thank you for the warm welcome!
As for condition, since these cars aren’t exactly a dime a dozen, I will consider anything except total rustbuckets. Cars located in the Western US, are a huge plus.
Looking for a k fastback. Would prefer c4 car, but let me know what you have. Would also maybe consider a k coupe. Thanks👍🏻
