I'm thinking of buying this car ... what say thee

[justanotherdrunk]

Originally Posted by suprf1y

If you were looking for something like that you'd be better off with a C5 Z06. More capable, more reliable, and half the price

Already had 2 C5's a 1999 and a 2000 thanks

[suprf1y]

I didn't mean that literally.

The point was that a C5Z is probably a more practical option than a Viper

[sickpuppy1]

LOL, and I'm just cruzin that web site looking at stuff around the same price as the first car...

[justanotherdrunk]

I'm sooooo tempted!

https://www.amclassiccars.com/1967_P...A_14372400.veh

[kimona]

Love the car... right down to the hubcaps! Looks to be in pristine condition.

[nortonfb]

NICE!

The suspension is the weak point. a little soft as I recall.
Plenty quick.

[sickpuppy1]

Beautiful! I wonder how hard it would be to get rid of the dent between the o and the u on the front Plymouth name badge? The 273 V8, while small is surprisingly peppy. I had a 67 Belevedere with that motor and it got over 23 mpg on the highway. That price seems to be great!

[sickpuppy1]

One thing to look for is water stains by the driver side front windshield pillar. A-body cars would get a small leak by the corner of the windshield and it would run done inside the body and pool in the floor pan. You wouldnt notice a thing until there is a hole rusted thru the floor pan! Just scope it out.

[justanotherdrunk]

Originally Posted by sickpuppy1

One thing to look for is water stains by the driver side front windshield pillar. A-body cars would get a small leak by the corner of the windshield and it would run done inside the body and pool in the floor pan. You wouldnt notice a thing until there is a hole rusted thru the floor pan! Just scope it out.

great info thanks

first thing is to sell the bmw to open up a garage parking space for whatever i get