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Latest contender for the title of "overpriced vehicle of the day". 1977 Ford Bronco sold for $ 120k. [IMG]...
I would expect that shipping from Canada should be comparable to shipping from the U.S. The only caveat I would have about buying a Canadian car...
Welcome to the wagon-obsessed, Leon! I learned to drive in a 1964 Ford Galaxie Country Squire (5329 mm/209.8 in. long) and a 1972 Ford LTD Country...
And, damn it all, it seems pic links from Kijiji don't work even if I change browsers to that slow-poke, Microsoft Edge.
Looks nice. Shovel not included. Perhaps a tad overpriced at $CDN 10k. [IMG]...
Pics no longer work for me. Don't know why. Car has a six digit odometer, so mileage is presumably accurate. Doesn't look to be rust bucket...
Bid to $11,578, and reserve not met. :eek:
I'm trying to think of a reason why I should buy this car. So far, I can't come up with one. Pic may not appear. Don't know why pics from Kijiji...
When I create the post, the pics appear, but not when the post is up. Very strange. [IMG]
From the Land of Ice and Snow North of the Wall (OK, reference to Game of Thrones) is this 1980 Chrysler Town & Country LeBaron for $CDN $7,900....
Bidding now at $9,800 with 20 hours left to go in the auction.
Last time the Navajo interior was discussed. http://www.stationwagonforums.com/forums/threads/1971-ford-ltd-country-squire.35625/#post-339883
[IMG]I believe this is the "Navajo" interior option on this CS. I recall Krash Kadillac alerting us to the existence of this option on the early...
This Torino looks to be in mint condition, judging from the exterior/interior. For sale in The Mitten of Michigan.:)
When people write in their ad "try to find one anywhere", I take that as a personal challenge. :) [IMG]...
Looks nice, but I suspect it's a bit overpriced for the market. Also, I'd take off the CA license plats if I were selling the car in FL. [IMG]...
Comes with the ever-popular Country Squire accessory, the surf board. Someone, just kill me now. [IMG]...
I'm willing to bet that the eBay seller didn't even have the energy to take these photos, and just reused the photos the original owner's son...
“In very good overall condition.” So much for “truth in advertising”. :eek:
I wrote the other day, in another post, how rare it was to see older wagons for sale in this neck of the woods, and then this lil' beauty shows...
