1972 Chevrolet Kingswood Estate

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    jwdtenn Well-Known Member

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    jwdtenn, Feb 12, 2016
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    Definitely has some rust but the engine is clean.
     
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    Like the color But that lowered look I wouldn't give ya more than 1500. Have to redo the whole suspension, makes it VERY UGLY!
     
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    ^^^ What???^^^ [​IMG]
     
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    Low option to start with and looks like AC compressor is gone.

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    Cannot stand lowered vehicles absolutely NO USE for them around here. Would be dragging off of everything. That and I don't want anyone driving through my WINDOW! If I wanted the "Farfegnugen" Volkswagen butt dragging the ground feeling i'd get a BUG!
     
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    Being sixty odd miles from you, it's about the same here.
     
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    Yes your right. Summertime on road only would probably be cool. But if you want to use it as an actual car (or truck like I do) you'll beat it to death.
     
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    If it's just on level surfaces like in Kansas it might be fine... But yes, certainly not in hilly and potholey roads of Pennsylvania. I'd need to drive it on specific streets (not an issue) just to get it in the driveway, and even then it might scrape.
     
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    SOLD $5600!?
     
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    That was a good deal for that car.
     
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