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October 29, 2016
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Happy Journey: Restored 1969 Tatra 2-603
This 1969 Tatra 2-603 is said to have originally served as a ministerial car in Czechoslovakia, which was pretty typical for these expensive, hand-built and fascinatingly engineered cars. Originally black, the car has been repainted to match an unusual but factory original car used in period advertisements, with other work including a rebuilt air-cooled, rear-mounted hemi V8 and refreshed interior. Find it here on eBay in Gromadka, Poland with a 35k euro (~$38,400 USD today) BIN.
Claimed All-Original: 65K-Mile 1966 Chrysler Town & Country
This 1966 Chrysler Town & Country is photographed rather poorly, but the seller admits that pictures don’t do it justice–through the blur, we get the impression that the car could be a stunner in person. The ad claims 64,500 miles, as well as all original paperwork. Nicely optioned with a 2bbl 383/TorqueFlite automatic, power steering, power brakes and a Sure-Grip limited slip rear end, its dark green over what looks to be tan leather is perfectly suited. Find it here on Craigslist in Middletown, Pennsylvania for $17,500. Special thanks to BaT reader David W. for this submission.
3090 of 3508: Late 5-Speed 1976 Chevrolet Cosworth Vega
This 1976 Chevrolet Cosworth Vega (chassis 216630) is said to be quite rare, with just 18 others reportedly produced in Medium Saddle Metallic. Produced for just two years, this car is number 3,090 of 3,508 built, as indicated by a neat plaque on the engine-turned dash. Said to wear 80% original paint, the odometer displays 62k miles, and being a late example, comes with a 5-speed rather than the earlier four cog box. Find it here on eBay in Lincoln Park, Michigan with an $8k BIN.
No Reserve Project: 1958 Fiat 600 Multipla
This 1958 Fiat 600 Multipla (chassis 400141039849) is offered for sale by its second owner and is described as a non-running restoration candidate that was stored for 45 years. The seller claims it to be 100% original, and goes on to suggest that 38k miles recorded on the odometer are correct. Rust is definitely a concern, but the description classifies most corrosion as being contained to the surface. Wheels are said to roll freely, so winching this one up on a trailer shouldn’t be an issue. Find it here on eBay in Morrice, Michigan with no reserve.
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