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Amigo2k wrote:1965 Corvair convertable – $6000 (Mt. Horeb)
I’ll vouch for this car. Its worth every penny, and IMO it should be going for more money.
Amigo2k wrote:1972 Plymouth Barracuda Cuda – $1 (sun prairie)
I remember this car from back in the day. $20k for a roller is sniffing the paint fumes kinda high…
circletrack wrote:Best Buy has better prices, and I’ve heard Brothers Main is matching prices.I always think sales like this are likely scams, they know people are going to come through the doors, and everyone thinks they are getting a deal – not
I have never had a good experience with Brothers Main. Bought from them two times, the first time when they screwed up I asked the owner if he would be in the store on monday, because that when I’ll be back with a return… He suddenly found the missing pieces to my appliance puzzle. The second time they called to tell me my new refrigerator was in, but I had to pick it up on the east side. I go there and they tell me its not in. I call my salesman on the west side asking WTF and all he could say is “well the computer says its here.” The east side guys ended up giving me a different fridge that was bigger and more expensive than the one I originally ordered. What a cluster****.
This is good news for anyone with a collector plate. I personally always wondered who at DMV got paid to determine what is and what is not stock equipment on a vehicle, because I would love to have that job! Get paid a ridiculous amount of money to verify stock options and details on collector vehicles all day? Sign me up!!
Amigo2k wrote:1972 ss chevelle – $27000 (evansville)
I would bet this is the one SS396 saw driving around Evansville the other day.
maddog wrote:Hey, any Road Apples car club members here?
I stopped by your website today and some goofy looking stuff came up; not your site for sure.
Is there a new web address for you all?Rachel (circle track) can get you the info on that. I believe she is in process of changing the road apples site.
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOjcMjuoqQ0[/video]
Here is the complete episode.
I spyed GTO Man, Amigo2k, RivFan, Frank Schlumpf, and a few other repeat offenders in the background :whistle:
Yeah I agree. They could take his web episodes and broadcast them as a half hour segment.
Or have Jay host a show where he travels and meets other car enthusiasts, and discusses there experiences with them.
Yeah I agree. They could take his web episodes and broadcast them as a half hour segment.
Or have Jay host a show where he travels and meets other car enthusiasts, and discusses there experiences with them.
Never mind, I just went to YouTube an hour ago, subscribed to my classic car, and watched a couple episodes of previous shows
Does anyone have the ability to record the show and upload it to YouTube so that us poor white folk without cable or dish can watch it? Or will Velocity have complete episodes available online?
Did anyone on here get interviewed by Dennis Gage?
When I was a kid, I mean little kid, my mom drove a ’74 LeMans Sport 400… Then my brother came along and dad decided we needed a family car. He then used the Pontiac as a work car. By 1986, it dad been modified with a weight reduction body (rust), plywood floorboards (rust), and when the ESC went out it got parked in the backyard and became the best jungle gym a kid could ask for. That car was KITT, the General Lee, and any other cruise missile we felt it should be in our imaginations. My often says that was “my first car.” When I was about 10, and my parents were in the midst of a divorce, my dad let me sell it to a drunk down the street for $160… The amount I needed to buy my first mountain bike :whistle:
Rachel and Ryan probably remember the IROC-Z that I used to have. I sold mine for more than what that article says top dollar is
And who the hell would pay $20k for an Omni GLHS?! (Besides jonmandude 👿 )
