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Any "Car Properties" out there?
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If you want to move to Alabama, Tony's place is on the market.
If you want to move to Alabama, Tony's place is on the market.
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I know of a place in Olney Md. outside of DC. Ok house big 2 car attached garage, and a nice "pole barn" garage in the back. Has a lift already, and comes with the tools. Owner wants to go back to Argentina.
I know of a place in Olney Md. outside of DC. Ok house big 2 car attached garage, and a nice "pole barn" garage in the back. Has a lift already, and comes with the tools. Owner wants to go back to Argentina.
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I was looking around at places for sale,& noticed that they
don't have many listings for that kind of property.
Tony's place would be a dream come true - but I don't think
that I could even afford the insurance on it,& the same for Rick's
place.I'd be looking for someting much more affordable.
It's only an idea for now - but who knows?
- Doug
I was looking around at places for sale,& noticed that they
don't have many listings for that kind of property.
Tony's place would be a dream come true - but I don't think
that I could even afford the insurance on it,& the same for Rick's
place.I'd be looking for someting much more affordable.
It's only an idea for now - but who knows?
- Doug
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angliagt, if one is in the position to buy and serious id advise they get hold of a realestate broker tell them what your looking for and have them look for foreclosures... nasty word that.
angliagt, if one is in the position to buy and serious id advise they get hold of a realestate broker tell them what your looking for and have them look for foreclosures... nasty word that.
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No...I have five acres, surround by farmland on the north, east, and most of my south property lines.
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No...I have five acres, surround by farmland on the north, east, and most of my south property lines.
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I lived above my old shop that was once a Toyota service department.
I lived above my old shop that was once a Toyota service department.
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rick, thats a beauty!, i love seeing them, there are still bunches of them around here in ct. well taken care of, lots of them totaly restored and look like they just came out of the factory, i had one way back when that looked exactly like yours with the headlight and all sept my had pedals.
rick, thats a beauty!, i love seeing them, there are still bunches of them around here in ct. well taken care of, lots of them totaly restored and look like they just came out of the factory, i had one way back when that looked exactly like yours with the headlight and all sept my had pedals.
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Thanks...I've got a soft spot for Ford tractors. (I refer to this one as my "Triumph" (rick ducks)
Lots of them around here as well!
LOL at your "pedal" comment!
anthony7777 said:
Thanks...I've got a soft spot for Ford tractors. (I refer to this one as my "Triumph" (rick ducks)
Lots of them around here as well!
LOL at your "pedal" comment!
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Great looking old tractor. The summer camp I grew up at had an old IH tractor (I'd guess 1950's vintage) that was just fantastic. Finally got to drive it near the end of my time there. Too much fun.
As for car properties, Doug, your best bet would be to get some land far enough out of the cities to have looser development restrictions. Pole barns are pretty cheap and can hold quite a few cars.
Great looking old tractor. The summer camp I grew up at had an old IH tractor (I'd guess 1950's vintage) that was just fantastic. Finally got to drive it near the end of my time there. Too much fun.
As for car properties, Doug, your best bet would be to get some land far enough out of the cities to have looser development restrictions. Pole barns are pretty cheap and can hold quite a few cars.
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Depends on what you call "affordable". They're out there for sure. You can always go here, but the site isn't what it used to be. Mostly fancy estates now that aren't really car properties...
https://www.carproperty.com/
Depends on what you call "affordable". They're out there for sure. You can always go here, but the site isn't what it used to be. Mostly fancy estates now that aren't really car properties...
https://www.carproperty.com/