sean lawrence
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bgm6n-4098606497@sale.craigslist.orgI found this on craigslist talk about a barn find!!!!!! GIVE ME A LIKE IF YOU LIKE MY FIND!!! craigslist Posting ID: 4098606497
Buick GNX #239 $25000 (Columbus, GA)
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That's been posted B4.........
sean lawrence
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oh ok well its the first time I have seen it.
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Heisenberg
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Several times - and the price goes down each time.
A couple of years from now - the price should be reasonable and not "on crack like"
A couple of years from now - the price should be reasonable and not "on crack like"
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Heisenberg
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LOL - FleaBay.
But no amount of creative camera positioning or glamour shots can hide the injustices done to this car
Fleabay or any where.
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Heisenberg
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They beat it like it owed them money! 
sean lawrence
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i could make it look brand new for 10,000.00
sean lawrence
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that being said, i would pay no more than 13,000.00 for the car
1fastcobra
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I offered him 15k 6months ago
I put bens on the hood of that gnx back then he was asking 23,500 he would not budge
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I put bens on the hood of that gnx back then he was asking 23,500 he would not budge
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1fastcobra
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Lmao
man I really needed that You just made my day
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Heck, since Black Friday is around the corner, I'll go $57,499.
Seriously, 1fastcobra, your offer appears to be very reasonable. Hardly anyone would want a GNX in anything other than "really nice driver" condition. To get to that place with this car is going to cost some coin.
Regards,
John
Seriously, 1fastcobra, your offer appears to be very reasonable. Hardly anyone would want a GNX in anything other than "really nice driver" condition. To get to that place with this car is going to cost some coin.
Regards,
John
1fastcobra
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I thought so too
It has some rust in the floors
He said it sat in a car port for 12yrs
Covered from the look of the undercarriage it sat out in the back yard with a tarp on it
I could do all the work on it my self
Not inc my time I fig 20-25k for the frame off to be show quality again
I hope it get restored
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Heisenberg
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Interesting story there I'm sure.
You have a house - with a carport
But yet you own a GNX (new - $35-40K)
The GNX is worth more than the house.
You have a house - with a carport
But yet you own a GNX (new - $35-40K)
The GNX is worth more than the house.
sean lawrence
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true that walt
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Heisenberg
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"Some rust on the floors".
Always a fun time.
I'll post the pics of the car I went to look at this weekend with "some rust on the floors"
Well technically not much rust - since it looked like a beaver or a giant rat gnawed out the old floor pan, and they fixed it hillbilly style - by just bending the old floor pan remnants downward, and dropping in pieces of a floor pan with ...errrr...maybe like 4 spot welds and no sealant.
A fine fine repair job.
Nothing a little carpet couldn't fix.
johnnycasx
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saw it on ebay and boy does it look rough but for the price it seems pretty fair. if I had free time and money, I would have bought it and restored it.
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Heisenberg
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You mean - "free time and FREE money"
Cuz I darned sure wouldn't throw mine down that rathole.
They always look so simple.
A little body work
A little engine work
A little interior here n there.
Your mind plays tricks on you.
Before you know it - you're upside down by about 20 big ones.
And - truth is - these cars are somewhat enjoable to work on - but much more fun to drive.
The problem is - a lot of them never seem to get too far from a garage.
And that gets old.
