@beercheck: It's going to be tough to find another one, period.
Unless, of course, you were being witty, as usual, and it's Monday and I'm low on caffeine.
At least this one is a well-executed customization job, is clean, and appears ready-to-drive. Unfortunately, at that price, I'm gonna have to vote Coupe de Crackpipe.
I would so drive this just because I'm very weird. But not for $27K. I'd rather buy something like this '62 instead for roughly half the price and then I'd have enough left over for a couple tanks of gas...
I think it would be worth investigating whether this started out as a flower car. If that's the case, that would mean that it's far less hacked up than it appears.
If it was a flower car, nice price, because one could probably restore it fairly reasonably.
If it's a hacked up sedan, this is several hits of crack on wheels.
@Paul Y. can't get in the club; gotta parking lot pimp: I doubt this started life as a flower car - those were usually constructed on the Cadillac-built commercial chassis with extended wheelbase and four doors. Flower cars also had a nearly vertical rear door/tailgate, like a hearse. This looks like what the ad says - based on a Coupe deVille. Odd custom of some interest, but Crack Pipe at $27,000.
If the price were less--a lot less, because I think you lose some money with any custom--but this is pretty damn cool. I would be da bomb leaving Lowe's with some plywood, mulch, drywall, carpet, new mower, step ladder, 20 gallons of paint, and a new stove.
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That customized 'bird has been for sale for a few years. Hopefully someone has now purchased it so I can get it off my list of cars I shouldn't buy but still desire.
The wheels are from a 1960s String Ray. The windshield angle and A-pillars look about right for C3 Vette. The rest of it does look like a 1960s T-Bird. Any shots of the rear axle? If it has IRS it is a Vette.
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Unless, of course, you were being witty, as usual, and it's Monday and I'm low on caffeine.
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The '55-'62 Coupe deVilles are by far my favorite land-yachts, and this was was ruined by someone who had a lucky night at the Golden Nugget.
Reminds me of the Rolls Royce and other seriously high-end cars there which you see are daily drivers...and I don't mean this in a good way.
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Also, from the rear view, does anyone else see XJS in the treatment of that rear glass? Do I now need to put Caddy fins on an XJS?
Would this now need to be my theme if ever we had LeMons in the UK?
And nice price too, because my brains all mushy this morning.
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If it was a flower car, nice price, because one could probably restore it fairly reasonably.
If it's a hacked up sedan, this is several hits of crack on wheels.
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So, crack pipe it is.
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