I will buy ANY car in ANY condition, and I also sell parts and cars. Ask if you have anything specific you are looking for. --- Post updated --- FOR SALE! 1969 Dodge Charger RT, missing parts seen in pictures, runs and drives, 100% rust free, new tires. Last registered 1986. SOLD 1970 Eris Coucal GTX, missing rear lights, otherwise complete. Has rust on froor. Runs and drives, last registered 1991 Asking SOLD 1991 Ibishu Covet ex student driver car, Otherwise a good car but it is worn. SOLD 1995 Ibishu Covet. Small crash damage on front,easy fix. Has a cheap Beambuy turbo, stretched tires and bodykit. Asking SOLD 1991 Ibishu Pessima 1.9 turbodiesel, just serviced, new tires. Is currently registered. SOLD 1954 Burnside Special Dirt racer, was driven by Dave Cooper in the 50's. Bodypanels have dents from racing and it has rust on floor and firewall. Rolling project, electronic issues. Has sat in a garage since 1963. SOLD
*gives 25000* Deliver to Building Site Utah, USA. --- Post updated --- I Also like the 1970 Eris Coucal GTX Cause I collect old muscle cars so... *Gives 21000* Once again Building Site Utah,
FOR SALE 1973 Gavril Bandit 300 . Has rust and broken windshield. Runs, doesnt drive. Was parked in a garage in 1985 due clutch problems. SOLD 2016 ETK K- series Shooting Brake, runs, but doesnt drive. new tires, Mileage 40000. Asking $8000 1996 Ibishu Pessima 1.8L . Condition bad, mileage 288000. Automatic. Good for a demolition derby, field car or something. Asking $120 1965 Ibishu Miramar Z-coupe base model. Runs and drives. Has major rust on floor, new metal pieces from another miramar are in the drunk, just needs welding. SOLD 1977 Bruckell Cougar, runs and drives. Has i6 and manual. SOLD 1969 Gavril Barstow 232 I6 GTI mk2. Freshly restored, hit a light pole while exiting a car show. Still repairable. SOLD
FOR SALE! Hirochi SBR4 Base Model Miles: 67,429 Transmission: Automatic Asking price: 12000 Main Damage: Very minimum front Damage Keys: Yes Year is a 2013, Slightly Damaged, guy said he hit is own house.
