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Have seen worse, including some frankensteins down on AMC cars too. What I
don't understand is if you put all the bling on the vehicle, at least find out
what engine it is under the hood before trying to sell it, seller don't know
what size engine it is...should have taken his 'Ford Mustang Boss Tribute
Car' to a muffler shop and put up on stand to look under it, or have a
'mechainc' look at it first.
On those doors, that is just retarded. A few months ago a guy was picking
up his kids at the school where my kids go, he had done same conversion to his
Impala, and front doors went up like this. Rest of car was not worth the door
swing kit, but what the hey. My first thought was to a 74 Bricklin I had bought
about 10 years ago, only because it was AMC 360V8 powered. Man, that car was
fast, and your hinie was scraping the ground when driving.
Those doors however.....the hydraulics were shot and the doors were over
100 pounds. So had to prop them up with shovel or something long and solid.
(insert Anthony Weiner joke here). But one time I got really LUCKY when door
fell and I had both feet, legs inside car, otherwise would have chopped them off
when falling.
I sold Bricklin #216 years ago for $2500, and hope it is in good hands, but
seeing those guillotine type doors still to this day scares hell out of me.
Might have scared the Impala drive too who while kids got in car......held door
'just to be safe' too.
In CAPS no less the seller mentioned 'needs money more than car as baby on
way' yikes!
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