Checking out a Cadillac & a 1973 Caprice Estate
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Checking out a Cadillac & a 1973 Caprice Estate
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What a gold mine this 1977 classifieds section is!
I would choose the 1973 Caprice Estate (& a few other vehicles) listed; how about you?
http://www.oldcarsstronghearts.com/2015/05/29/flashback-friday-19/
My cousin took this pic of me checking out a 1969 Cadillac convertible during our day road trip, 05/02/2015; not sure if I would look good in it or not.
http://www.oldcarsstronghearts.com/2015/05/29/friday-photo-19/
Cort
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What a gold mine this 1977 classifieds section is!
I would choose the 1973 Caprice Estate (& a few other vehicles) listed; how about you?
http://www.oldcarsstronghearts.com/2015/05/29/flashback-friday-19/
My cousin took this pic of me checking out a 1969 Cadillac convertible during our day road trip, 05/02/2015; not sure if I would look good in it or not.
http://www.oldcarsstronghearts.com/2015/05/29/friday-photo-19/
Cort
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1979 & 1989 Caprice Classics | pigValve, paceMaker, cowValve
"Ever wonder if it's all for you?" __ Red Hot Chili Peppers __ 'Can't Stop'
knightfan26917- G3GM Senior Member
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Re: Checking out a Cadillac & a 1973 Caprice Estate
74 Hurst Olds for me or 73 Monte Landau. Stick with what I know.
ant7377- G3GM Addict
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Re: Checking out a Cadillac & a 1973 Caprice Estate
I grew up in the Des Moines area at that time. Brings back memories of pouring over those classifieds. Amazing what the prices were back then.
Was reading a post on another site where it was mentioned that MuscleCar magazine had an article written in 1986 stating that the muscle car market had achieved an all-time high with the sale of a '70 Dodge Challenger hardtop in "top condition" with Hemi engine and 6300 original miles at Barrett-Jackson (Phoenix) for a world record $24,000!
Was reading a post on another site where it was mentioned that MuscleCar magazine had an article written in 1986 stating that the muscle car market had achieved an all-time high with the sale of a '70 Dodge Challenger hardtop in "top condition" with Hemi engine and 6300 original miles at Barrett-Jackson (Phoenix) for a world record $24,000!
Mcarlo77- Donating Member
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Re: Checking out a Cadillac & a 1973 Caprice Estate
I remember seeing 442 w-30 in hemmings in perfect award winning condition for less than 20 grand 20 years ago.
ant7377- G3GM Addict
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Re: Checking out a Cadillac & a 1973 Caprice Estate
ant7377 wrote:74 Hurst Olds for me or 73 Monte Landau. Stick with what I know.
That Hurst Olds would be sweet!
Mcarlo77 wrote:I grew up in the Des Moines area at that time. Brings back memories of pouring over those classifieds. Amazing what the prices were back then.
Cool ... glad this sparked those memories! I would sure love to grab some cash & Quantum Leap back to the mid 1970s to grab some of these cars up at THOSE prices..............
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