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Location: North Australia | http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/AP1-Chrysler-Royal-Hearse-/291677679671?... |
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Location: Perth Australia | I have a 318 poly just waiting for that
It sounds like a seller thats "just had enough"
I expect a fairly high reserve though
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Location: Echuca | Wow! Get rid of those mags and drop another motor in it |
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Location: North Australia | Would be a good candidate for a modern 5.7 hemi conversion I recon. A more modern upright Chrysler 6 would be good too, that way you could keep the column shift. Hopefully it wont get a Chev!
(cross dressing!)
Steve.
Edited by 60 Imp 2016-02-05 11:25 PM
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Location: N.W. Fla. | For a hearse that's sharp looking. |
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Location: Perth Australia | Didnt meet reserve at AU$12500.00
Whatever killed the engine should be fixed really, no one would want to pay much more than that for one that wont run
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Location: North Australia | You are probably right Mick regarding it being a non runner. But it is a super rare car and if rebuilt well, I believe worth more than $12K Australian pesos. Only worth what the next guy pays I suppose. I would like to own it. I would think 20 K is near the mark? The cost to get it running could vary widely though depending on how you went about it. Would be a fun car to own, and that is what it is all about to me.
Steve.
Edited by 60 Imp 2016-02-18 7:02 AM
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