1970 plymouth superbird for sale
04-06-2010, 10:04 PM
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1970 plymouth superbird for sale
Guys,
This is not a joke. My father-in-law has a 1 owner superbird with 55,425 actual miles. It has never been restored and is in perfect shape. Everything on the car is original. I have tons of pictures and will send them to anyone interested.
I say again, this is a one of a kind, never restored, numbers matching right down to the lugnuts. If you are interested or know anyone who might be interested email me at riddle@wvva.net.
Thanks in advance.
This is not a joke. My father-in-law has a 1 owner superbird with 55,425 actual miles. It has never been restored and is in perfect shape. Everything on the car is original. I have tons of pictures and will send them to anyone interested.
I say again, this is a one of a kind, never restored, numbers matching right down to the lugnuts. If you are interested or know anyone who might be interested email me at riddle@wvva.net.
Thanks in advance.
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04-06-2010, 10:12 PM
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I will sit down tomorrow night and post some of the pics that i have. He is 75 years old and says that he isnt getting any younger. He cant enjoy driving it because he cant replace it. I will get them on here asap.
04-07-2010, 04:46 PM
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I would love to but the reason that he wants to get rid of it is so he can enjoy the money. I think that he plans to buy a nice srt challenger and put the rest in a trust for my 11 year old son for college. Hell he hasnt ever even let me drive it. Anyway, pics to come. Guys, help me out i know that you know of someone that will be interested. Ballpark, whats it worth? I have an idea but i want to see if i am right or even close.
04-08-2010, 06:32 AM
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holly sh#it please send me pics i might have a buyer for the car,i would but dont have that kind of 
but he dos, you can send them to 340sixpack@live.com thanks Anthony
but he dos, you can send them to 340sixpack@live.com thanks Anthony
04-14-2010, 07:47 AM
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pictures
Guys, i am having problems getting the pictures to post. Im not sure what i am doing wrong but i suspect it has to do with the size of the pics. My camera has a real high resolution (which i was hoping to keep where anyone looking could zoom them up without much distortion). Anyway, i am working on it. In the mean time if anyone wishes i can e-mail some pics to them.
I know what he wants to get for it but i am wondering what you guys think from my discription. Whats a ballpark figure?
Never restored, everything is original and in great condition. The only thing on the car that isnt completely original is the gear in the rear-end. He bought the car, drove it to work the next day, on the way he started hearing a noise. Took it to the dealer and they hadn't put any grease in the rear so they replaced a gear in the rear-end.
I know what he wants to get for it but i am wondering what you guys think from my discription. Whats a ballpark figure?
Never restored, everything is original and in great condition. The only thing on the car that isnt completely original is the gear in the rear-end. He bought the car, drove it to work the next day, on the way he started hearing a noise. Took it to the dealer and they hadn't put any grease in the rear so they replaced a gear in the rear-end.
04-14-2010, 07:51 AM
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Guys, i am having problems getting the pictures to post. Im not sure what i am doing wrong but i suspect it has to do with the size of the pics. My camera has a real high resolution (which i was hoping to keep where anyone looking could zoom them up without much distortion). Anyway, i am working on it. In the mean time if anyone wishes i can e-mail some pics to them.
I know what he wants to get for it but i am wondering what you guys think from my discription. Whats a ballpark figure?
Never restored, everything is original and in great condition. The only thing on the car that isnt completely original is the gear in the rear-end. He bought the car, drove it to work the next day, on the way he started hearing a noise. Took it to the dealer and they hadn't put any grease in the rear so they replaced a gear in the rear-end.
I know what he wants to get for it but i am wondering what you guys think from my discription. Whats a ballpark figure?
Never restored, everything is original and in great condition. The only thing on the car that isnt completely original is the gear in the rear-end. He bought the car, drove it to work the next day, on the way he started hearing a noise. Took it to the dealer and they hadn't put any grease in the rear so they replaced a gear in the rear-end.
Love to see the car man.
04-14-2010, 09:44 PM
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Use http://imgur.com/ to host the pictures, it works better than anything I've used. Super simple interface and no crappy limits.
04-15-2010, 07:05 PM
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PAINT
Windows has a program called Paint, found in accessories. Go to image then skew/stretch. i go down to 30%. Pics load real easy. Of course you have to go and open the pic first, then when you save it after the alteration you change the name so you still have the original hi-def shot.
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