1976 chevrolet caprice estate wagon,66k act mls, rare wagon!!! - $4950 (houston)

YES! Every used car was a one -owner at some point!!!!!!!!!!

 

Known now?

With all respects.

http://houston.craigslist.org/cto/4255735431.html

 

It seems to me that he has really improved this 76 CE. He obviously cares about wagons and I like that. I spoke with him about wagons on the phone last year and he is very knowledgeable. There are not enough of us clamshell guys around so I welcome him and his wagons. Happy Christmas Eve everyone. Hope your holidays are full of wagons!

 

I was very interested in this car, but I wanted photo's of it before it was painted. The mildew does not scare me, however rust does

 

I like the little 'poke' he took at us in the ad........

 

....if only we could dig up deleted posts.... they would poke your eye out

 

Here's a choice former thread. Price still has not budged any more over four months later. Might be a reason.

http://www.stationwagonforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26700&highlight=1976+caprice+estate

 

I'd give him $3,500 for it right now. I still would like to see before paint pictures of it though

 

Wow - price has actually gone up again to $5000! LOL!

 

Price continues to go up - now it's back up to $5500!

 

Right up there with "One-Owner Car!"...what he doesn't say is he is the fifth flipper who has not bothered to tag/title the car!

My response to the "one-owner" claim is questions such as "Where and when did you buy the car?" "Name of the selling dealership?" "Location?" "How many miles were on the odometer when you took delivery?" "What all have you done on the car and when did you have the work done, or did you do the work?" Original owners of a car, generally keep the receipts on work, so ask for those! Look at the owner's manual - is that guy's name on it???

I went to look at a "one-owner" car a while back. It was a 1971 Imperial LeBaron 2-door hardtop with 77K miles on it. Figuring the demographic for the Imperial in 1971, the original owner was probably 35 - 55 years of age when the car was bought, so the seller should be 75 - 95 years of age. The seller was maybe 45. I looked at the car, and said "One-owner, huh? So, you filled out that order form when you were two years of age, right?" He replied "Well, I got it off the original owner five years ago!" "So, you obviously are NOT the original owner, so why are you advertising it as such? You realize the original owner is anywhere from 75 to 100 years old, right??" He hemmed and hawed, so I just walked away. It was a very nice coupe, but if the guy is going to BS over an obvious point, what else is he hiding?

 

http://houston.craigslist.org/cto/4255735431.html

 

He's a bit of a whiney-ass, isn't he?

So, now he has TWO wagons in the same ad...which is he actually selling? Does HE know?

He doesn't help his own cause with what he has written in his own ad, that's for sure!

 

WHO in there rite mind would respond to that sales ad???? Posted on craigslist so you know it's going to receive 5,000,000 million more hits than it does here........ and people remember....

 

{TO THE LOSERRRR IDIOTS ON WAGON SITE WHO WRITE CRAP LIKE THIS "Wow - price has actually gone up again! LOL!"

#1,I CAN ASK ANY PRICE THAT I WANT TO ASK FOR IT AND #2,IT'S PATHETIC HOW A BUNCH OF U TURDS HAVE NOTHING BETTER TO DO BUT TO TALK $HIT ABOUT ME/MY CAR!

GET A LIFE,MORONS!!!! PLUS,I AM GETTING WHERE I COULD HONESTLY CARE LESS IF I EVEN SELL THIS CAR,LIKE I'VE ALWAYS FELT ABOUT MY RED ONE BUT PLEASE FEEL FREE TO KEEP TALKING YOUR CRAP}

Why is that these two Chevy wagons have never sold after many years of really "great" advertisements like this?