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Guessing it's some sort of reflection from the lift. Odd though.
Originally Posted by linderpat
What gives with the red "overspray" on the underside, just showing on the unibody but not on any panels or suspension parts? The seller said it was a reflection from the lift, but that makes no sense, as that is a non-reflective surface, and if it was a reflection, it would extend to everything else in the line of it. It sure looks like overspray to me, but the car does not appear to have been re-painted.
What gives with the red "overspray" on the underside, just showing on the unibody but not on any panels or suspension parts? The seller said it was a reflection from the lift, but that makes no sense, as that is a non-reflective surface, and if it was a reflection, it would extend to everything else in the line of it. It sure looks like overspray to me, but the car does not appear to have been re-painted.
If that's overspray, then they got it on the right front tire also. :P
Non running '78 but for only $5K and that interior and what is claimed to be excellent condition original paint, there could be some meat left on the bone with this one.
Non running '78 but for only $5K and that interior and what is claimed to be excellent condition original paint, there could be some meat left on the bone with this one.
I remember this car from a few years ago when it was for sale in NY...odd it still has the NY plate...scam?
Probably just too lazy to take better pics. IIRC, the NY owner on craigslist stated that the car needs paint but interior was pristine. So the current owner probably doesn’t want to show the poor exterior shots. Nice if real
Probably just too lazy to take better pics. IIRC, the NY owner on craigslist stated that the car needs paint but interior was pristine. So the current owner probably doesn’t want to show the poor exterior shots. Nice if real
Wow, that 1990 GT is amazing! I did the conversions on the metric numbers, less that 4,000 miles and the asking price is about $58,000 USD. It looks better than some of the GTS' in the US that are looking to get $80k..
Charlie
THAT one is interesting. At first, looked like it had been hit in driver rear. But, other pictures point to it being an illusion in the first picture.
This 5-speed looks to be an uncut gem. It needs a lot of age-related work, but, from looking at the pics, it hasn’t been FU’d by folks that were learning or didn’t give a $h1+. Intake coating looks like it might be original. Engine bay is 99% correct, except for the ridiculous K&N filter.
It would be nice to have more pictures of the mechanicals. But, so far, it looks like this one is just a nice straight-forward “replace old stuff and go” with no multi-thousands spent on reworking or replacing stuff fubar’d by previous Neanderthals.
12-05-2017, 11:53 AM
