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Looking for an Orange Roundie (or Green)


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31 minutes ago, Mark92131 said:

Nice price considering the current market and the fact that it's a sunroof, although the rocker panel could be sketchy, who knows how bad those 2 bubbly spots are and sunroof drainage on any car can hide many surprises. Still worth checking out though IMHO.

'74 Sahara/Beige 2002 HS car, long, long ago...

'73 Polaris/Navy 2002 tii lost to Canada

'73 Malaga/Saddle 2002 current project

'73 Taiga/Black 2002 tii in my dreams

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I have a 73 Colorado Orange that is at paint now. I it is getting new paint and having the bumpers pushed flush.

 

5 speed, lsd, black recaro seats, cracked dash, new radiator hoses, new thermostat, original carpet steam cleaned and ready for re-installation, sunroof.

 

It was bought from a bail bonds company that sent it to the junkyard, it has a salvage title but that is trying to be corrected.

 

If you have any interest PM me, you would have to take over the project or wait for an auction when it is done.

Current: nada

Sold: 1974 Inka 2002tii ($15,500), 1974 Polaris 2002tii ($8k), 1975 Polaris 2002 ($1,800), 1973 Colorado 2002 ($10k), 1967 Sahara 1600 ($11,500), F10 //M5 ($42k), E60 //M5 ($15,500)

 

Classic Car Scrapper: https://petroljunky.com

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I will post the photos of the 73 Colorado after paint, hopefully in 2 weeks or less.

Current: nada

Sold: 1974 Inka 2002tii ($15,500), 1974 Polaris 2002tii ($8k), 1975 Polaris 2002 ($1,800), 1973 Colorado 2002 ($10k), 1967 Sahara 1600 ($11,500), F10 //M5 ($42k), E60 //M5 ($15,500)

 

Classic Car Scrapper: https://petroljunky.com

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17 hours ago, nbmgreg said:

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/cto/5685237063.html

 

not sure what your budget is but I've been drooling over this one for a week now. 

 

EDIT: just found the sale ad here and it's not originally orange. Still good looking car though. 

 

That's beautiful, but definitely out of what I want to spend :/

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