jrz1

I have a beautiful 1966 convertible for sale that underwent extensive frame off restoration years ago by prior owner. Selling as a great driver as serial number on engine is not original factory stamping but it is period correct motor. Car is in excellent condition and runs and looks great. I have it listed on ebay right now but thought I'd throw it up here as well

https://www.ebay.com/itm/23327840530...84.m1555.l2649

Car is just north of Charlotte, NC. Asking $60K. Couldn't duplicate this with the restoration for anywhere near that price.

Reach out if interested. Thanks.

GarryL

Love the color combination! Looks like a beauty. Out of curiosity, you state that the reason you are selling is because you are too tall for the car. How tall are you? I am tall myself and would love to have a midyear!

GLWS!!

-Garry

jrz1

6'4". Have bad knee too which exasperates the situation. I can drive it (barely) but it's uncomfortable for me. Also, frankly, just don't have time and already have too many cars so kind of cleaning out the garage a little and hoping this goes to someone who drives it a lot and enjoys it.

GarryL

Thanks for the reply. I use to be 6'4" but age and gravity has taken a coarse and I'm now 6'3". I sat in my buddy's 65 yesterday and he has the telescoping wheel which really made it nice. I wonder if you could install that and keep it.

Cheers,

-Garry

jrz1

Thanks. Also have an award winning, numbers matching '68 big block convertible I will probably sell, a 67' Camaro resto-mod and a 1990 military G-wagon conversion that I have so also just coming down to not having time to drive them. Not really one to just let them all sit in the garage but thanks for the suggestion. I hear you on time/gravity .

JRZ

67's

I think you need to add trim and vin tag pics, if you are hoping to get bids.

jrz1

OK. Thks.