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Love these in red.
I see it as worth 5, maybe 6 grand, because it's in good condition. That generation hasn't gained the collectibility that the prior has. It's...
Interesting that it has crank windows and an AM radio.
If you make it happen, you gotta let me know how. I would love to buy a classic and be getting that kind of fuel economy.
I wouldn't consider it to be very rusty for the age. Not if it were a Wisconsin car, at least!
That was my understanding, as well. Guess you learn something new everyday!
I'm going to guess it doesn't have a TH400 trans.
It's like my dad always says, "It's only temporary, unless it works!"
I learned from my dad, but still let him tune my carbs most of the time. He's got the magic touch and more patience in that department than I do....
Looks just like mine, minus the wheels.
I hear ya, there. To install Central Air, I'd have to have central heat first lol!
26 to the gallon? Wow! I think I only ever got about 20-22 with mine.
Pricey, but clean, especially for the mileage. Surprised it doesn't have a 3rd row seat!
It seems in the modern age, people try to pull the five-digit-odometer-wool over a buyer's eyes.
Boy, sure makes me miss my '79 Electra Limited. Great pics and it looks like you had a great time!
I'm tempted to take my AC out of the window, but am afraid to jinx it!
Looks great, and the price is pretty reasonable. Bet he'd take $2500.
Like the wheels. Curious why it needed a new tranny?
I think the LTDII's have a bit more character than the Fairmont/Zephyr's. My Great-Grandpa had a Zephyr, but not a wagon. Just kinda boxy and...
Nice to see a bare-bones one so well-preserved.
