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$100 for 1961 Midget on Craigslist Las Vegas
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aeronca65t
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What a shame that it's over 2500 miles from me.
It actually looks like a decent, solid early Midget.
It actually looks like a decent, solid early Midget.
tony barnhill
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That little sucker looks like an easy restoration - definitely (from the photos) not a parts car.
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Posting has been deleted. Either sold or the guy got wise as to its value.
Interesting--so many people list cars at asking prices that are so high as to be lunatic, yet few err in the opposite direction. I suppose that says something about the way people think. Still, occasionally it happens that someone errs low.
Interesting--so many people list cars at asking prices that are so high as to be lunatic, yet few err in the opposite direction. I suppose that says something about the way people think. Still, occasionally it happens that someone errs low.