Friend of mine is selling off all of his cars. I will handle this on his behalf until buyer steps up at which point the actual payment takes place directly with him. I helped him sell this one this springhttp://www.ebay.com/itm/181747418366?ssPageName=STRK:MESOX:IT&_trksid=p3984 That car was purchased from Oregon collector along with 2 other project cars, hich are the subject of this listing. Both are 1973 1800 ES wagons, speed w/overdrive and both are said to be complete with large number of spare parts. Both have clear, pen titles from Oregon with Oregon plates. Both have original keys etc.. For better orientation, 'll refer to them as No.1 {white} and No.2 {rusty} cars.

No.1 was well preserved with solid floors. While in his possession, he bodywas proffesionallystripped down to metal, ody work done and prepped for paint. All panels line up perfectly. Very minor finishing needed for painting color of your choice {car was originally gold metallic}. Engine looks to be complete and totally dry top to bottom. Nothing has been cleaned and that's how it was photographed - no oil leaks anywhere. Turn over by hand freely. Fan belt is missing. Complete set of seats front and back is included along with new set of front seat covers. All miscellaneous parts for completion are included .. I could not confirm that every last bolt is present but I'm told it's complete.No rust was found anywhere. Undercarriage is completely original and has not been cleaned for photographs. This is a nice project car.

No.2 was slightly less preserved and so it's considered parts car. Also complete with engine, rans etc. but has some rust spots on floors and body..

You can definitely build one car of these 2 or if you already have one that's rusty, ou can use No.1 a donor body that is solid and ready to go.

Shipping is your responsibility, oth cars are free rolling. For quotes call Chris Davis fromhttp://www.qualitycarmove.com/954-281-9140foropen/enclosed carrieranywhere in continental US.

With questions call 949-three seven 4-8849

Thank you.

PHOTOS OF CURRENT CONDITION

No.1

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