1996 Caprice (Goldy) - $2,000 - Lebanon, Ohio

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  1. 101Volts

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    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    Small dent in left rear quarter among right side crease, etc.:49:
     
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    Yeah but at the same time there aren't many of these 1996 Caprice wagons, Are there? I read somewhere that 638 were made that year.
     
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    I didn't say it was a bad deal. Altho it is not original or low mileage.......... and it does need a lot of body work.
     
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    That driver's side rear end does look like a crinkled paper bag to me.
     
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    Both passenger doors are severely creased at the bottom too and it continues into the quarter panel. Poor car has had some bad drivers behind the wheel. It was a factory woody.
     

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