Dyno Officially Full-On Dubber
279 posts · joined May 2005 ·
[FS-SA] 1964 NOTCHBACK RELIST
tinman Wolfsburg Wizard
404 posts · joined Aug 2005 ·
Free bump
I can't believe this notch hasn't sold yet.
I have a 66 squareback that I'm thinking of selling that isn't this clean panel wise but unsure what to ask for it because I've seen how long you've been trying to sell this beauty for.
Best of luck with the sale. Hope you sell it soon for the right price.
I can't believe this notch hasn't sold yet.
I have a 66 squareback that I'm thinking of selling that isn't this clean panel wise but unsure what to ask for it because I've seen how long you've been trying to sell this beauty for.
Best of luck with the sale. Hope you sell it soon for the right price.
Dyno Officially Full-On Dubber
279 posts · joined May 2005 ·
each one to their own, you like what you like, I respect that. this car deserves to be kept original as all of ithe important parts of it are there.
Dyno Officially Full-On Dubber
279 posts · joined May 2005 ·
Tinman, you are right, some people have no concept of the lack of repair panels for a type 3 (and the poor quality on those which are) or the costs involved in repairing a rusty car. After all, me, among many others will pick a car to pieces at a show where rust repairs have taken place and still look dodgy where many have failed to get it right. Why not start with a good unit in the first place?