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tony barnhill
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I forget what it looks like - didn't you post some photos once?
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Here are some details:
Cas is "Seafoam" green. It has the 948 motor. Smoothcase trans. Twin carbs on the engine. Engine has new rings, bearings etc. The engine in it is a midget motor. I will also include the original 948 from the car. New innards in this one too, needs an oilpan gasket.
Car has pertronix ignition, as well as front disc brakes.
Original wood is good, no soft spots. Car is not rust free (IT'S BRITISH!), but has spent its life in Colorado. It has had the rear passenger floors replaced, not beautiful, but functional. Tires are about a year old. It has the original front seats. Rear seat cushions are probably out of a sedan. Rear seat latches are present. In addition to the extra motor, I have a few other extra parts. All will go with the car. Shipping would run ~ $700 to west coast, ~$900 to the east coast. I have it priced at $5000. Price is firm.
Photo show how it goes in the snow.
Bruce
Cas is "Seafoam" green. It has the 948 motor. Smoothcase trans. Twin carbs on the engine. Engine has new rings, bearings etc. The engine in it is a midget motor. I will also include the original 948 from the car. New innards in this one too, needs an oilpan gasket.
Car has pertronix ignition, as well as front disc brakes.
Original wood is good, no soft spots. Car is not rust free (IT'S BRITISH!), but has spent its life in Colorado. It has had the rear passenger floors replaced, not beautiful, but functional. Tires are about a year old. It has the original front seats. Rear seat cushions are probably out of a sedan. Rear seat latches are present. In addition to the extra motor, I have a few other extra parts. All will go with the car. Shipping would run ~ $700 to west coast, ~$900 to the east coast. I have it priced at $5000. Price is firm.
Photo show how it goes in the snow.
Bruce
tony barnhill
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hmmm, where in Colorado are you? I'll be in Kansas City for 2 weeks in February...would it make the run?
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bcliff
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I'm in Loveland CO. My in-laws used to live no North Kansas City. It was 638 miles to their house. I've made this trip many times. The Traveller is nice around town, and for the infrequent longer trip. That long of trip would be a long haul. Not really an interstate car. It would probably do it, but no promises. I have made the trip several times in Model A Fords, a '33 Ford, MGBs, '65 Spitfire and a number of other vehicles, and never had major problems, but it was always an adventure. If interested let me know.
Bruce
Bruce
tony barnhill
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Ditto - I've gotta figure out if I'll be back in Kansas when the weather turns nice enough to grab it....figure if I am, I could run out over a Saturday/Sunday & put it on the trailer.
1 question: how's the wood?
1 question: how's the wood?
tony barnhill
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I'm out - my military handler says I'll probably spend the majority of my time this year out of the country.
tony barnhill said:
Tony
May I ask what you do? I used to work abroad on "odd jobs" as a contractor. I retired from the Army 10 years ago and haven't done any "work" for 3 years now.
You can e mail if you want
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Have a nice day
Steve
tony barnhill
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:]May I ask what you do?[/QUOTE]
Steve...When I "work", I "work" with brigade & battalion commanders & their staffs during Warfighter exercises.
(Darn, now I've gotta come 'kill' all you guys...hehehehe)
Steve...When I "work", I "work" with brigade & battalion commanders & their staffs during Warfighter exercises.
(Darn, now I've gotta come 'kill' all you guys...hehehehe)