I came across this today on ebay and thought I would share....

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-...item1c1eeb81c6

 

ha ... " this is the last time i`m listing this car " ....goofball ... nobody want the P.O.S ... i`m just glad it`s not an alabama car

 

And he lists the exterior color as orange.

 

Code for rust

 

I think the last time I saw it listed on E-Bay it was orange. All of the door jambs are still orange.

 

 

I never really liked the 1971 body until I saw this! How awesome!! Would be great for the wife to take to school and terrorize her students.

 

Just found my winter car!

 

0 bids... now that's a shocker!

 

good stuff

 

Mileage: 999,999 miles

Gee, can't he put one more mile on it?

 

Well, would you want a car like that... That someone else built? I know I wouldn't

Looks very cool though

 

As a full custom it might actually be worth what he's asking, but the perceived value is much lower. It would be fun to show up at a club meet in it though

 

I wonder if it comes with a free mullet and plaid t-shirt with the arms cut off.

 

My husband said he was going to sell his Jeep and buy it! He would definitely have me off road. Can you imagine this thing on the drag strip?? It would be really cool to pull up to a RCMC meeting with it.

 

there`s still time before the woody show

 

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